: The "bump" at the base of the neck that marks the transition to the upper back. The Hyoid Bone
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Bony Landmarks, Muscular Planes, and Surface Form—From Cranium to Clavicle
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When sculpting the head and neck, it's essential to pay attention to key features and landmarks: