The temporalis muscle runs down the side of skull to the jaw

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The temporalis muscle runs down the side of the skull to the jaw, passing through the space known as the ________. The piece of bone that it passes under is known as the ________.

A) saggital crest; temporal fossa

B) temporal fossa; zygomatic arch

C) zygomatic arch, nuchal crest

D) temporal line; masseter muscle

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