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Of medium length, broad between the ears; forehead line seen in profile is moderately arched; zygomatic arch and stop well developed with strong broad upper and lower jaws.
A. the mandible B. the zygomatic bone C. the maxilla D. the nasal E. the mastoid— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
A forced smile flexes only the zygomatic major, raising the corners of the lips.— COSMOS magazine - The science of everything
The Duchenne smile, in the presence of genuine emotion, flexes not only the zygomatic but also the orbicularis oculi, pars orbitalis muscle which encircles the eye and gives the distinctive— COSMOS magazine - The science of everything
Her zygomatic major twitched, briefly pulling the corners of her mouth up and back.— COSMOS magazine - The science of everything
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