| arrow_right_alt | this muscle flexes and laterally rotate the thigh; and inserts |
| arrow_right_alt | this muscle can be called the "sad-face" muscle; it originates on the inferior mandible |
| arrow_right_alt | this muscle causes the scapula to tilt forward and rotate downward; its insertion is on the coracoid process of the scapula |
| arrow_right_alt | this muscle originates from the spinous processes T2-T5 and inserts at the vertebral border of the scapula from the spine to the inferior angle |
| arrow_right_alt | this muscle depresses and retracts the scapula; it rotates the glenoid fossa upward. The majority of this muscle originates at the cervical and thoracic spinous processes |
| arrow_right_alt | this muscle elevates the scapula and rotates it downward |
| arrow_right_alt | this muscle closes the eyelid, and puckers the skin around the orbit of the eye and draws the skin medially |