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THE RECTUS CAPITIS LATERALIS AND THE RECTUS CAPITIS ANTERIOR MUSCLES Here you see two small muscles which form the deepest layer of the neck muscles: the rectus capitis lateralis muscle, and the rectus capitis anterior muscle. The former, a small, flat, squarish muscle, moves the head from side to side. The latter muscle allows the head to bend forward. 

THE RECTUS CAPITIS LATERALIS AND THE RECTUS CAPITIS ANTERIOR MUSCLES

Here you see two small muscles which form the deepest layer of the neck muscles: the rectus capitis lateralis muscle, and the rectus capitis anterior muscle. The former, a small, flat, squarish muscle, moves the head from side to side. The latter muscle allows the head to bend forward. 

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