the superior auricular muscle lifts it slightly, and the posterior auricular muscle pulls it backward. Together, these movements create what we recognize as ear wiggling. While everyone has ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Use of the posterior auricular muscle complex graft as a spacer in upper eyelid retraction was first ...

Result: the more demanding the listening task, the more the superior and posterior auricular muscles contracted, as if they ...

Similar research has already shown that the largest muscles, posterior and superior auricular muscles, react during attentive listening. Because they pull the ears up and back, they are considered ...

If you can wiggle your ears, you're using the same muscles our ancestors used millions of years ago to swivel our ear shells. © From rawpixel.com via Freepik Tens of ...

The team found that two auricular muscles reacted differently to the various conditions. The posterior auricular muscles reacted to changes in direction. By comparison, the superior auricular ...

The superior auricular muscles reacted more strongly to the difficulty level of the task, especially when switching from medium to hard mode. In contrast, the posterior auricular muscles primarily ...

They found two of the auricular muscles reacted differently to the different conditions. “The posterior auricular muscles reacted to changes in direction while the superior auricular muscles ...

A pretreatment axial PET-CT image (Panel A) shows an intracranial abnormality in the right middle cranial fossa and extensive abnormality in subcutaneous tissues in the right posterior auricular ...