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What is All these structures are found in the lateral nasal wall except - and explain in detail?
Vomer bone forms the medial wall (nasal septum), and not the lateral wall of nasal cavity.
All other options are part of lateral nasal wall :- Superior turbinate; Agger nasi (an elevation anterior to middle turbinate); and Hasner's valve (a mucosal flap closing the opening of nasolacrimal duct into the inferior meatus).