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the hyoid bone is NOT
a skull bone
located superior to the
larynx
located inferior to the
skull
the only bone in the body that does NOT
directly articulate with any bone
suspended by the
stylohyoid ligaments
its body and horns are attachment points for
tongue and nuck muscles
greater horns
larger process on the hyoid
the greater horns help support the
larynx
the greater horns serve as the base for
muscles that move the tongue
the lesser horns are
connected to the stylohyoid ligaments
the hyoid and larynx hang beneath the skull (like a swing) from the
stylohyoid ligaments