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Examination of a patient revealed a hard palate tumor in form of a small dense gray node without clear boundaries. Histological study of the tumor after its removal revealed the following peculiarities: the tumor was constituted by small cubic cells with hyperchromatic nucleus forming alveoli, trabeculae, solid and cribriform structures. The tumor growth could be charactrized as invasive. Specify the tumor:Adenoid cystic carcinomaarcinomaAdenolymphomaMalignant pleomorphic adenomaMonomorphic adenomaMucoepidermoid carcinoma
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