Definition: In the context of anatomy and physiology, a "chorelate" refers to a type of muscle that is typically found in the neck or the shoulders. They are involved in maintaining posture, breathing, and heart rate regulation, and they can be felt as a tightness or pressure on the skin. Chorelates are also known as "tursiopods," which are part of the vertebral column. Specifically, they include those that are located at the base of the neck (the
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