Head, chest, abdomin, and neck muscles
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| Flat tendon at the top of the head: | Epicranial aponeurosis
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| This muscle pulls the scalp backward | Occipitalis muscle
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| This muscle pulls the scalp forward | Frontalis muscle
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| This muscle tightens the scalp and moves the ears foward | Temporalis muscle
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| The temporalis muscle is part of what group of muscles? | The temporoparietal group
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| This group contains 3 muscles and moves the ear upward, forward, and backward. (the anterior, superior, and posterior) | The auricular group
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| This muscle compressed the cheeks for smiling and blowing. | The buccinator or "trumpeter" muscle
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| This muscle bring the eyebrows together. | The corrugator supercilii muscle
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| This muscle moves the eyelids. | The orbicularis muscle
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| These are your chewing muscle. | The masseter muscles
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| These muscles open and close the mouth. | The pterygoids
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| This muscle is located on each side of your neck and allow to you move your head. | The sternocleidomastoid
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| This muscle is on the back of your neck and allows you to shrug your shoulders | The trapezius muscle
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| This muscle adduct the arm and causes the arms to be crossed. | The pectoralis major
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| This muscle is located in your chest. allows the lungs to fill with air. | The diaphragm
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| This muscle lifts the ribs during inspiration. | The external intercostals
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| This muscle lowers the ribs during expiration | The internal intercostals
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| The outter most layer of the abdominal cavity. | The external obliques
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| The middle layer of the abdominal cavity. | The internal obliques
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| The inner layer of the abdominal cavity. | The transverus abdominus
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| This muscle runs down the midline of the abdomen and helps flex the spinal column. | The rectus abdominis
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