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Chapter 10, Problem 10RFT
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Match the item styloglossus with the most closely related letter item given below:
Compresses cheeks
Elevates larynx
Tenses skin of neck
Pelvic floor/ associated structures
Elevates mandible
Move ribs
Retracts tongue
Extends neck
Eye muscles
Makes eye look down
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Styloglossus is classified as the styloid muscle and out of three, it is the smallest and the shortest muscle. It is also referred as the muscle of the tongue. This muscle arises from the lateral and the anterior surface of the styloid process. This muscle curves in the forward direction and medially as well and it found attached to the inferior as well as the lateral region of the tongue.
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