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levator anguli oris
(redirected from Caninus)

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levator anguli oris,
a deeply placed oral muscle arising from the maxilla that elevates the corner of the mouth and may help deepen the furrow between the nose and the corner of the mouth during sadness.


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Caninus is more of the same, a little slower and dirgier, but with Budgie and Basil (two pit bulls) filling out the "vocal" duties with snarls, barks and growls.
At right is a school of skeletal remains of an 85-million-year-old, 6-foot-long Pachyrhizodus caninus fish.
1903, 68): "Nil tibi cum ternis crucibus rabiose canini / Nam facit ad mores sola sinistra tuos" ("Rabid Caninus, with your three crosses, what's it to you?
 
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