MYOSEPTUM—The connective tissue septum that divides myomeres (muscular body segments) ABDUCTOR—A muscle that moves a bone or body part away from the ventral midline or the body or some other reference point, e.g., a - Temporal muscle - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	MYOSEPTUM—The connective tissue septum that divides myomeres (muscular body segments) ABDUCTOR—A muscle that moves a bone or body part away from the ventral midline or the body or some other reference point, e.g., a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-11-07 01:24:47 Open Document File Size: 52,90 KB Share Result on Facebook Facility NEURAL CANAL / / Position forward / / SocialTag Developmental biology Masseter muscle Temporal muscle Branchiomeric musculature Digastric muscle Pharyngeal arch Mylohyoid muscle Trigeminal nerve Table of muscles of the human body: Head Anatomy

MYOSEPTUM—The connective tissue septum that divides myomeres (muscular body segments) ABDUCTOR—A muscle that moves a bone or body part away from the ventral midline or the body or some other reference point, e.g., a Add to Reading List