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The _____ facial markings are found on the face at birth, cannot be changed, and are similar to other family members.

The _____ are the vertical furrow of the cheek produced by the buccinator and masseter muscles.

What is the total number of natural facial markings?

The _____ also known as the _____ muscle is located at the base of the mandible and inserts into the skin of the lower lip.  Furthermore, this muscle pulls the lower lip downward and forward.For this answer use all applicable names for this muscle, scientific and colloquial name(s).   a. depressor labii inferioris   b. risorius   c. false smile   d. quadratus

The origin of this muscle includes the manubrium of the sternum and the sternal end of the clavicle.

What is the general term used for the connective tissue found under the skin that connects different bones, organs, and other soft tissues?

What muscle connects the mandible, hyoid bone, and temporal bone?

A _____ is an elongated prominence adjoining a surface.   a. fold   b. furrow   c. wrinkle   d. sulcus

This muscle arises from the zygomatic arch and inserts in the mandible.

These furrows, colloquially known as crow’s feet, radiate from the lateral corner of the eye created by the orbicularis oculi muscle.