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Mastication. Masticatory...
- Each
masticator space also
contains the
sections of the
mandibular division of the
trigeminal nerve and the
internal maxillary artery. The
masticator space...
- The four
classical muscles of
mastication elevate the
mandible (closing the jaw) and move it forward/backward and laterally,
facilitating biting and chewing...
- In anatomy, the m****eter is one of the
muscles of
mastication.
Found only in mammals, it is
particularly powerful in
herbivores to
facilitate chewing...
- 1919) was an
American food
faddist who
earned the
nickname "The
Great Masticator" for his
argument that food
should be
chewed thoroughly until liquefied...
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manufacturing engineer who
founded the
British rubber industry. He
invented the
masticator, a
machine that
shredded rubber s****s and
which allowed rubber to be...
-
forestry mulching machine, also
referred to as a
forestry mulcher,
forest masticator, or brushcutter, uses a
rotary drum
equipped with
steel chipper tools...
- muscle. The subm****eteric
space is one of the four
compartments of the
masticator space.
Sometimes the subm****eteric
space is
described as a
series of spaces...
- with a
mucous membrane (buccal mucosa, part of the oral mucosa).
During mastication (chewing), the ch****s and
tongue between them
serve to keep the food...
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Masticatory force or
force of
mastication is the
force created by the
dynamic action of the
masticatory muscles during the act of chewing. The muscles...
