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| Increase the angle between 2 bones |
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| Decrease angle between 2 bones |
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| Move a limb away from the midline |
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| Move a limb towards the midline |
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| Thrust a part of the body forward |
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| Pull a part of the body back |
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| Raise a structure of the body |
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| Lower a structure of the body |
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| Rotates body part on its axis |
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| Rotate the palms/soles upward |
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| Rotate the Palm/sole downwards |
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| Increase the tension on a structure |
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| Decreases the size of an opening |
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| Increase the size of an opening |
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| Fibers run parallel to body midline |
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| Fibers run at 45° angle to midline |
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| Fibers running at right angle/perpendicular to midline |
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| Fascicles are short and attach obliquely to a tendon which runs the length of the muscle |
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| Fascicles attach to two sides of the tendon |
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| Fascicles attach to more than two sides of the tendons |
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| Origin of muscle is broad and the muscle narrows as it approaches the insertion |
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| The fascicles are arranged in concentric rings |
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| Attachment that does not move |
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| Attachment that moves when muscles contract |
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