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what is 1
galea aponeurotic (epicranial aponeurosis)
what is 2
occipitofrontalis (epicranius)
what is 1
corrugator supercilli
what is 2
orbicularis oculi
what is 3
orbicularis oris
what is 4
risorius
what is 5
zygomaticus major
what is 6
zygomaticus minor
what is 7
nasalis
what is 8
procerus
what is 9
occipitofrontalis (frontal portion)
what is 1
levator anguli oris (deep)
what is 2
depressor labii inferioris (deep)
what is 3
mentalis
what is 4
depressor anguli oris
what is 5
levator labii superioris
what is 1
depressor labii inferioris (deep)
what is 2
nasalis
what is 3
levator labii superioris
what is 4
zygomaticus minor
what is 5
zygomaticus major
what is 6
masseter
what is 7
risorius
what is 8
depressor anguli oris
what is 1
temporalis
what is 2
lateral pterygoid
what is 3
medial pterygoid
what is 4
parotid (stenson’s duct)
what is 5
buccinator
what is 1
geniohyoid
what is 2
hyoglossus
what is 3
thyrohyoid
what is 4
sternothyroid
what is 5
sternohyoid
what is 6
mylohyoid
what is 7
anterior digastric
what is 1
anterior digastric
what is 2
sternohyoid
what is 3
omohyoid superior belly
what is 4
omohyoid inferior belly
what is 5
sternocleidomastoid
what is 6
posterior digastric
what is 7
stylohyoid
what is 1
anterior scalene
what is 2
middle scalene
what is 3
posterior scalene
what is 4
scalene gap
what is 5
sternothyroid
what is 6
thyrohyoid
what is 1
hyoglossus
what is 2
geniohyoid
what is 3
thyrohyoid
what is 4
sternothyroid
what is 5
anterior scalene
what is 6
middle scalene
what is 7
posterior scalene
what is 8
brachial plexus
what is 9
sternohyoid
what is 10
thyroid cartilage
what is 11
mylohyoid
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