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| To Maintain Sitting Position |
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| Body Temperature Maintenance |
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| Muscles found only in the heart |
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| Allow for smooth movement when bending or twisting joints |
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| Primary muscles allowing voluntary movement of the body. |
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| Muscles lining the walls of internal organs. |
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| The less movable attachment of a muscle. |
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| The more movable attachment of a muscle. |
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| Direct (fleshy) Attachments |
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| Long Strands of connective tissue extending beyond the muscle. |
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| A rope-like structure that binds muscles to bone. |
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| A flat tissue sheet that connects muscle to the bone. |
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| Process of propelling substances through hollow visceral organs |
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| The forearm muscle that pronates the hand. |
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| A muscle that has two heads. |
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| The muscle that makes pouting possible. |
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| The major muscle of the rear end. |
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| A long narrow muscle that assists in extending the wrist and little finger. |
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| The long muscle responsible for movement of the big toe. |
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| Previously called the dorso lumbar fascia. |
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| The major superficial muscle of the shoulder. |
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| Lateral and Medial Pterygoid |
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| Muscles responsible for chewing, located on the mandible. |
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| Bony prominence on the side of the ankle joint. |
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| The muscle above the lip that is responible for lifting the lip. |
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| A muscle with three heads. |
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| Muscle Surrounding the Mouth. |
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| Tendon named for a Greek hero. |
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| Process on the outer thigh to which several muscles are attached. |
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| Muscle of the back of the leg. |
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| The term for perception of the stimuli. |
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| the muscle that extends diagonally across the forearm and inserts onto the base of the second and third metacarpal bones. |
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| This is the most superficial of the medial thigh muscles. |
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| This muscle can extend, laterally rotate, and adduct the thigh, as well as flex the knee. |
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| Not the largest or the smallest of the gluteal muscles. |
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