During Your Lab You Are Asked to Identify the Pathological

During your lab you are asked to identify the pathological feature of spongy bone invading the eye socket that occurs in the interior upper surface of the eye sockets and to diagnose the condition as:

A) porotic hyperostosis, resulting from iron-deficiency anemia.
B) periosteal reaction, resulting from changes in diet.
C) ameloblasts, resulting from changes in diet and parasitic infection.
D) cribra orbitalia, resulting from iron-deficiency anemia or parasitic infection.