Identify the muscle, at left, that performs the action that is described at the right. Reset Help Orbicularis oculi attached to the styloid process and hyoid bone. Buccinator closes eye. Frontal belly of occipitofrontalis elevates jaw. Masseter tenses cheeks. Platysma protracts scalp. Stylohyoid is a thin muscle on sides of neck, depresses jaw.

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