complete föllowing 1- When the Occipitofrontalis muscle is contracts, the layers of the scalp that move forwar or backward are------- --------and -------- R- The-------- --nerve divides the parotid gland into superficial and deep lobes. 3- The carotid sheath contain

complete föllowing 1- When the Occipitofrontalis muscle is contracts, the layers of the scalp that move forwar or backward are------- --------and -------- R- The-------- --nerve divides the parotid gland into superficial and deep lobes. 3- The carotid sheath contain

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1- When the Occipitofrontalis muscle is contracts, the layers of the scalp that move forward
or backward are---
-------and ------
2- The--
--nerve divides the parotid gland into superficial and deep lobes.
3- The carotid sheath contain-
4- The Deep Cervical Fascia of the neck are condensed to form the
---------layer, the --
-----layer, and the
layer.
5- The middle cranial fossa is separated from the anterior cranial fossa by the---
6- The isthmus of thyroid gland extends across the midline in front of-

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