Question

Levators

Spiracularis

Preorbitalis

Adductor mandibulae

Interhyoideus

Intermandibularis

  

Cucullaris

Lateral Interarcuals

Found anterior to the spiracularis muscle, this muscle elevates the upper jaw.
	This is one of the muscles that elevates Meckel's cartilage. This deep muscle is found between the eye orbit and palatoquadrate, and near the labial cartilage.
	This globular muscle spans the palatoquadrate and mandible, and helps to close the jaw.
	This ventral constrictor muscle compresses the gill pouch, is dorsal to the intermandibularis muscle and is associated with the Hyoid arch.
	This muscle is associated with the Mandibular arch and reduces the volume of the oral cavity.
	Fused levators of the branchial arches form this roughly-triangle-shaped muscle.
	These band-like muscles extend from the pharygobranchial cartilage to the epibranchial cartilage of a gil arch, and adduct the cartilages.

Answer 1

• Found anterior to the spiracularis muscle, this muscle elevates the upper jaw- PREORBITALIS
• This is one of the muscles that elevates Meckel's cartilage. This deep muscle is found between the eye orbit and palatoquadrate, and near the labial cartilage- SPIRACULARIS
• This globular muscle spans the palatoquadrate and mandible, and helps to close the jaw- ADDUCTOR MANDIBULARAE.
• This ventral constrictor muscle compresses the gill pouch, is dorsal to the intermandibularis muscle and is associated with the Hyoid arch- INTERHYOIDEUS
• This muscle is associated with the Mandibular arch and reduces the volume of the oral cavity- INTERMANDIBULARIS
• Fused levators of the branchial arches form this roughly-triangle-shaped muscle- LEVATORS
• These band-like muscles extend from the pharygobranchial cartilage to the epibranchial cartilage of a gil arch, and adduct the cartilages- CUCULLARIS