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EXPLANATION

OF

PLATE 13.

m. posteri septimi

m. auriculo-occipitalis + postauricularis
pars auricularis m. sphinct. prof.

platysma

pars trairsiens m. scutularis
m. postorbicularis

m. sculularis

m. orbicularis

m. pra?,orbicularis
m. nasolabialis

tendons of in. maxillo-labialis

pars rimana m. buccinatorii

pars palpebralis m. sphinct. profundi
m. sphincter profundus

platysma

Fig. 1. Superficial facial muscles of Halmatariis.

in. anteri sexti
m. posteri septimi

m. auriculo-occipitalis + postauric.

pars auricularis hi. sphinct. prof.

parotis

m. fissuralis

m. adductor int.

m. temporo-auricularis
pars transiens

m. sculularis

m. buccinatorius
m. maxillo-labialis

pars rimana m. buccinatorii

platysma, fore-end
m. buccinatorius

pars palpebralis m. sphincteris profundi
pars intermedia m. sphincteris profundi

Fig. 2. Facial muscles of the same after removal of platysma, m. postorbicularis and m. nasolabialis.

anteron 5

m. temporo-auricularis

anteron 6
posteron 7
posteron 5
posteron 4
posteron 2
cartilago annularis

m. rhomboideus
m. masseter

m. splenius
m. digastricus

m. oiriotransversarius
nr. sternocleidomastoideus

nervus infraorbitalis
m. buccinatorius

m. nasalis

m. supralabialis
ductus parotideus (cut through)

m. menlalis
m. buccinatorius

m. sternohyoideus

Fig. 3. The same head after removal of the m. sphincter profundus, the orbicularis-complex, the m. maxillo
-labialis, most of the ear-muscles, part of masseter etc. On the neck the m. trapezius has been removed.
— The m. temporo-auricularis is seen more completely than in fig. 2, where it is partly covered by the fascia
of m. sphincter profundus.

The red spots above the m. nasalis are the ends of nasalis- and rectus-bundles.