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| circles around the eye | orbicularis oculi
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| circles around the mouth | orbicularis oris
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| in the cheek | buccinator
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| zygomatic bone to the corner of the mouth | zygomaticus major
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| zygomatic arch to the mandible | masseter
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| temporal bone to the mandible | temporalis
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| thick cord-like muscle that goes from the sternum and clavicle to the mastoid process | sternocleidomastoid
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| triangular muscle that runs from the occipital bone | trapezius
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| large chest muscle | pectoralis major
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| small chest muscle; deep to the pectoralis major | pectoralis minor
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| cap of the shoulder; attaches to the humerus | deltoid
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| anterior arm; runs from the scapula to the radius | biceps brachii
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| posterior arm; extends from the scapula to the olecranon process of the ulna | triceps brachii
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| posterior forearm; superficial; in the center of the forearm | extensor digitorum
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| anterior forearm; deep; in the center of the forearm | flexor digitorum
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| large superficial muscle; inferior to the trapezius | latissimus dorsi
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| in between the ribs; angle down and medially | external intercostals
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| in between the ribs; angle down and laterally | internal intercostals
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| large flat muscle; inferior to the lungs | diaphragm
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| straight, superficial, medial, abdominal muscle | rectus abdominis
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| lateral abdominal muscle that angles down and medially | external oblique
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| deep to the external oblique, it angles down and laterally | internal oblique
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| deep to the internal oblique, it runs transverse across the abdomen | transversus abdominis
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| runs across the anterior upper leg from the ASIS to the medial tibia | sartorius
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| runs straight down the center of the anterior upper leg from the pelvis to the patellar ligament | rectus femoris
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| runs along the lateral side of the rectus femoris | vastus lateralis
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| runs along the medial side of the rectus femoris | vastus medialis
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| medial upper leg; runs from the pubic bone to the femur | adductor group (brevis
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| long strap-like muscle that is on the medial upper leg | gracilis
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| large, superficial muscle of the buttocks | gluteus maximus
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| most of this muscle is deep to the gluteus maximus | gluteus medius
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| posterior, upper leg; runs from the ischium to the lateral tibia | biceps femoris
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| posterior, upper leg; (has a very prominent tendon | semitendinosus
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| posterior, upper leg (membranosus) | semimembranosus
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| lateral, upper leg; (has a lot of fascia) | tensor fasciae latae
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| posterior, lower leg, superficia | gastrocnemius
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| deep to the gastrocnemius | soleus
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| lateral group of muscles on the lower leg | peroneus group
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