Body Region: Head & Skull

  • May 2, 2026
    The inferior longitudinal muscle runs as a narrow band along the undersurface of the tongue between the genioglossus and hyoglossus…
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    The transverse tongue muscle is one of the four intrinsic tongue muscles, consisting of fibres running horizontally from the median…
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    The depressor supercilii is a small facial muscle considered by some anatomists to be a separate medial head of the…
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    The auricularis superior is the largest of the three extrinsic ear muscles, arising from the temporal fascia and galea aponeurotica…
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    The sphincter pupillae is a circular smooth muscle ring 0.75 mm wide situated in the posterior iris stroma at the…
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    The levator palpebrae superioris is the primary elevator of the upper eyelid, arising from the sphenoid bone above the superior…
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    The auricularis posterior is one of the three extrinsic ear muscles (with auricularis anterior and superior), all of which are…
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    The buccinator is the primary cheek muscle, keeping food between the teeth during chewing by compressing the cheek inward. Its…
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    The orbicularis oris is the lip sphincter, formed by interlacing fibres from the surrounding facial muscles converging at the lips.…
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    The levator labii superioris elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostril. Its nasolabial deepening action creates the expression of…

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