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Lab 4: Myology - Pectoral Area and Superficial & Deep Neck Flashcards

1
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define muscle fascicle

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group of muscle cells/fibers that are grouped together within a connective tissue sheath called the perimysium

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describe parallel fascicles

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fascicles are parallel to the longitudinal axis and terminate in flat tendons

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example of parallel fascicle muscle

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sternohyoid

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describe fusiform fascicles

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fascicles are nearly parallel to the longitudinal axis with a belly that narrows toward the tendons

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example of fusiform fascicle muscle

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biceps brachii

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describe circular fascicles

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fascicles are arranged concentrically

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example of circular fascicle muscle

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orbicularis oculi

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describe triangular fascicles

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fascicles converge from a broad origin to a narrow insertion

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example of triangular fascicle muscle

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trapezius

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describe unipennate fascicles

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fascicles all attach to the same side of a tendon

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example of unipennate fascicle muscle

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extensor digitorum longus

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describe bipennate fascicles

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fascicles attach on both sides of a central tendon

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example of bipennate fascicle muscle

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rectus femoris

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describe multipennate fascicles

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fascicles attach obliquely to tendons in various direction

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example of multipennate fascicle muscle

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deltoid

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define tendons

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connect muscle to bone

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define ligaments

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connect bone to bone

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what happens when one bone moves

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another bone remains fixed

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define origin of muscle

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  • where a muscle attaches
  • the less moveable attachment
  • proximal end
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define insertion of muscle

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  • where a muscle attaches
  • the more moveable attachment
  • distal end
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define sarcomere

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  • functional/atomic unit of striated muscle that contracts
  • composed of protein filaments (myofilaments)
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what muscles are in this muscle group: abdominal wall

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  • obliques (external and internal)
  • transverse abdominis
  • rectus abdominis
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AOI of obliques (external and internal)

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  • action: compression of abdomen; flexion and rotation of trunk
  • origin: ribs (external); iliac crest (internal)
  • insertion: iliac crest (external); ribs (internal)
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describe the difference between the origin and insertion of external and internal obliques

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  • external obliques: origin is ribs, insertion is iliac crest
  • internal obliques: origin is iliac crest, insertion is ribs
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human OR human and cat: obliques (external and internal)

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both

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AOI of transverse abdominis

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  • action: compression of abdomen
  • origin: ribs and iliac crest
  • insertion: linea alba
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human OR human and cat: transverse abdominis

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human

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AOI of rectus abdominis

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  • action: flexion of trunk, compression of abdominal wall
  • origin: pubic crest
  • insertion: xiphoid process and ribs (5-7)
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human OR human and cat: rectus abdominis

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both

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what muscles are in this muscle group: breathing muscles

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  • intercostals (external and internal)
  • diaphragm
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AOI of intercostals (external and internal)

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  • action: elevation and depression of ribs
  • origin: superior border of ribs (external); inferior border of ribs (internal)
  • insertion: inferior border of ribs (external); superior border of ribs (internal)
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32
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describe the difference between the origin and insertion of external and internal intercostals

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  • external: origin is superior border or ribs, insertion is inferior border of ribs
  • internal: origin is inferior border of ribs, insertion is superior border of ribs
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human OR human and cat: intercostals (external and internal)

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both

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AOI of diaphragm

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  • action: opens thoracic cavity for lungs during inspiration
  • origin: ribs (5-10) and lumbar vertebrae
  • insertion: central tendon
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human OR human and cat: diaphragm

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human

36
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what muscles are in this muscle group: muscles of the scalp

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  • frontalis
  • occipitalis
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AOI of frontalis

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  • action: raises eyebrows
  • origin: epicranial aponeurosis
  • insertion: skin of eyebrows and root of nose
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human OR human and cat: frontalis

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human

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AOI of occipitalis

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  • action: pulls scalp posteriorly
  • origin: occipital bone
  • insertion: epicranial aponeurosis
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human OR human and cat: occipitalis

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human

41
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what muscles are in this muscle group: mastication

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  • temporalis
  • masseter
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AOI of temporalis

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  • action: closes jaw; retracts mandible
  • origin: temporal fossa
  • insertion: coronoid process (mandible)
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human OR human and cat: temporalis

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human

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AOI of masseter

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  • action: closes jaw
  • origin: zygomatic arch
  • insertion: angle and ramus (mandible)
45
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human OR human and cat: masseter

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both

46
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what muscles are in this muscle group: facial expression

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  • zygomaticus
  • buccinator
  • platysma
  • orbicularis oculi
  • orbicularis oris
  • levator labii superioris
  • depressor labii superioris
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AOI of zygomaticus

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  • action: elevates corners of mouth
  • origin: zygomatic bone
  • insertion: corner of mouth
48
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human OR human and cat: zygomaticus

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human

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AOI of buccinator

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  • action: compression of cheek
  • origin: molar region (maxilla and mandible)
  • insertion: orbicularis oris
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human OR human and cat: buccinator

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human

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AOI of platysma

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  • action: tenses skin of neck; depression of lower lip
  • origin: fascia of chest
  • insertion: mandible and corner of mouth
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human OR human and cat: platysma

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human

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AOI of orbicularis occuli

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  • action: closes eyes
  • origin: frontal bone and maxilla
  • insertion: eyelids
54
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human OR human and cat: orbicularis occuli

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human

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AOI of orbicularis oris

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  • action: closes and protrudes lips
  • origin: maxilla and mandible
  • insertion: angles of mouth
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human OR human and cat: orbicularis oris

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human

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AOI of levator labii superioris

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  • action: elevation of upper lip
  • origin: zygomatic bone and infraorbital margin (maxilla)
  • insertion: upper lip
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human OR human and cat: levator labii superioris

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human

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AOI of depressor labii superioris

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  • action: depression of lower lip
  • origin: body of mandible
  • insertion: lower lip
60
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human OR human and cat: depressor labii superioris

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human

61
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what muscles are in this muscle group: anterolateral neck

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  • sternocleidomastoid
  • scalenes
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AOI of sternocleidomastoid

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  • action: flexion and rotation of neck
  • origin: manubrium and clavicle
  • insertion: mastoid process (temporal bone)
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human OR human and cat: sternocleidomastoid

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both

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AOI of scalenes

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  • action: elevation of ribs 1 and 2; rotation of neck
  • origin: transverse processes of cervical vertebrae (C3-C7)
  • insertion: ribs 1 and 2
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human OR human and cat: scalenes

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both

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what muscles are in this muscle group: anterior thorax

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  • serratus anterior
  • rhomboids
67
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AOI of serratus anterior

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  • action: abduction and rotation of scapula
  • origin: true ribs
  • insertion: medial border (scapula)
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human OR human and cat: serratus anterior

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both

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AOI of rhomboids

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  • action: adduction and elevation of scapula
  • origin: spinous processes of vertebrae (C7-T5)
  • insertion: medial border (scapula)
70
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human OR human and cat: rhomboids

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both

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what muscles are in this muscle group: intrinsic muscles of back

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  • splenius
72
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AOI of splenius

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  • action: rotation of head; extension of neck
  • origin: spinous processes of vertebrae (C7-T6)
  • insertion: temporal and occipital bone
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human OR human and cat: splenius

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both

74
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what muscles are in this muscle group: anterior neck (suprahyoid)

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  • digastric
  • mylohyoid
  • geniohyoid
75
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AOI of digastric

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  • action: elevation of hyoid; opens mouth
  • origin: lower margin (mandible); mastoid process (temporal bone)
  • insertion: hyoid bone
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human OR human and cat: digastric

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both

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AOI of mylohyoid

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  • action: elevation of hyoid and floor of mouth
  • origin: medial surface (mandible)
  • insertion: hyoid bone
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human OR human and cat: mylohyoid

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both

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AOI of geniohyoid

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  • action: elevation and protraction of hyoid bone
  • origin: mental tubercule
  • insertion: hyoid bone
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human OR human and cat: geniohyoid

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both

81
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what muscles are in this muscle group: anterior neck (infrahyoid)

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  • sternohyoid
  • sternothyroid
  • thyrohyoid
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AOI of sternohyoid

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  • action: depression of hyoid and larynx
  • origin: manubrium (sternum)
  • insertion: hyoid bone
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human OR human and cat: sternohyoid

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both

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AOI of sternothyroid

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  • action: depression of hyoid and larynx
  • origin: manubrium (sternum)
  • insertion: thyroid cartilage
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human OR human and cat: sternothyroid

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both

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AOI of thyrohyoid

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  • action: depression of hyoid; elevation of larynx
  • origin: thyroid cartilage
  • insertion: hyoid bone
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human OR human and cat: thyrohyoid

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both

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