Which are the attachments of the depressor anguli oris?
A)maxilla to the upper lip
B)maxilla to the angle of the mouth
C)mandible to the angle of the mouth
D)mandible to the upper lip

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The depressor anguli oris muscle attaches the mandible to the angle of the mouth. It is responsible for lowering the corners of the mouth, as seen in expressions of sadness or frowning. It does not attach to the upper lip or maxilla.

Which Are the Attachments of the Depressor Anguli Oris