Muscles of the Neck Origin Insertion Action Sternocleidomastoid* Scalene Muscles* Splenius Muscles* Base of occipital Mastoid process 1st cervical- vertebra bone Mastoid process Middle scalene Splenius capitis Sternocleido- mastoid Anterion scalene Spinous processes of the vertebrae Posterior scalene Splenius cervicis (a) Anterior view, muscles that flex, laterally flex and rotate the head (b) Posterior view, deep back muscles that extend the head and neck, superficial layer Muscles that Move the Trunk Origin Insertion Action Erector Spinae, Iliocostalis group Erector Spinae, Longissimus group Erector Spinae, Spinalis group Quadratus Lumborum

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