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Ellis, 1912
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The
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is composed of a single mass of fibers, originating from the mid-dorsal portion of the hyomandibula, converging anteriorly to the buccopalatal membrane, where the anterodorsal portion differentiates into an endomaxilar ligament, equal to three times of the fibrous portion of the
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, to a insertion at the posteromesial margin of the premaxilla; and the anteroventral fibers converges into an ectomaxillary ligament poorly differentiated that inserts at the posterolateral face of the maxilla.
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The
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originates in the quadrate, pterosphenoid, parasphenoid, hyomandibula, sphenotic, and metapterygoid. At its origin, the
<emphasis id="B90A3D30FFDAE403FB42540A7407FD83" box="[1268,1403,1384,1408]" italics="true" pageId="59">ricto-stegalis</emphasis>
is a single mass of fibers, and partially differentiated towards their insertion sites. The fibers corresponding to the presumed
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inserts mainly into the coronoid process throught a ligament equal to the fibrous portion of the
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; and the presumed
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converges into the meckelian tendon to an insertion to the coronomeckelian bone.
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The pattern consists of a fibrous composition of
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, however, some more mesial tendons ossify, resulting in the occurrence of intermuscular bones. The
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nerve lies mesial to the
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.
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The
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has a trapezoidal shape, originating from the ventral margin of the frontal and sphenotic and inserting onto the hyomandibula. The origin of the
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corresponds to the 2/3 of its insertion. At the insertion of the
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, all fibers are located laterally to the
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; and with only the posterodorsal fibers being mesial to the
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, where the anterior margin of the
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does not exceeds the medial portion of the
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.
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