occipitalis
frontalis
occipitofrontalis
sternocleidomastoid muscle
interscutularis
splenius
torticollis
wryneck
occipitocervical
epicranial aponeurosis
auricularis superior
occipitofrontal
bulbocavernosus
trachelo-
sinciput
occipital
occipitoventral
epicranius
extratemporal
anterocollis
longus capitis
supraorbital nerve
frontal
stylopharyngeus
complexus
epicranium
cervicooccipital
mastoid process
cephalotropic
rhomboid minor muscle
mediodorsal
musculus rhomboideus minor
lesser rhomboid muscle
spinotrigeminal
epicoracoid
cervicocollic
musculus sternocleidomastoideus
sternocleidomastoid
sternocleido mastoideus
auricularis posterior
vestibulocollic
greater occipital nerve
gluteus maximus
cervicocephalic
temporal fossa
retrahens
sternovertebral
auricularis anterior
procerus
rhomboideus major muscle
atlantooccipital
poll
greater rhomboid muscle
masseter
deltoideus muscle
zygomaticotemporalis
mylohyoid muscle
hyperoccipital
musculus rhomboideus major
sternebra
oticooccipital
mesolimbic
neural spine
sense of balance
rostrolateroventral
craniodorsal
sternalis
mylohyoid
frontolimbic
inflector
labium superius oris
temporoparietalis
anteroventral
centriciput
noll
vestibular sense
labyrinthine sense
equilibrium
vertebrosternal
sense of equilibrium
occipitonuchal
depressor supercilii
actinophorous
postvertebral
throat
homacanth
acanthocephalous
bicoronal
subscapularis
deep temporal nerve
cervicospinal
Edinger-Westphal nucleus
suprapostural
inion
supratrigeminal
preoculomotor

English words for 'A muscle of the head that arises from the lateral two-thirds of the superior nuchal lines and from the mastoid part of the temporal bone, inserts into the galea aponeurotica, and acts to move the scalp; it is sometimes considered to be part of the occipitofrontalis muscle.'

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