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Layer of tissue under a mucous membrane. Tissue under a mucous membrane. The layer of loose connective (areolar) tissue underlying a mucous membrane; for example, in the wall of the intestine. The layer of connective tissue that occurs under a mucous membrane for example, in the intestinal wall. The layer of connective tissue below the…

Under the coats of the brain and spinal cord.  

Beneath the middle.  

Beneath the upper jaw. Below the lower jaw, associated with the salivary glands called submaxillary.  

The lower jaw.  

Beneath the breast.  

Below the loin. Below the lower back region.  

A substance converted directly from solid to gas; to divert expression of an instinctual desire into other channels. A deposit left when a vapour condenses. A substance obtained or prepared by sublimation.  

Removal, elevation, or detachment of a part.  

Below the cheek bone.