How Would the Temporalis Muscle Be Attached to the Skull

question 32

Multiple Choice

How would the temporalis muscle be attached to the skull and jaw?

• A)Through osteoclasts
• B)Through ligaments
• C)Through neurons
• D)Through tendons
• E)Through osteoblasts

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