Muscles (extraocular)
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| Agonist | Extraocular muscle, prime mover, functions to a greater degree than its synergist in each of the gaze positions do.
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| Synergist | A muscle that aids the primary action of the agonist
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| Antagonist | The muscle whose action OPPOSES that of the agonist.
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| Yoke Muscles | One muscle in each eye that, when paired, move the two eyes into a given gaze
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| Contralateral Antagonist | Antagonist to the prime mover in the FELLOW EYE
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| Contralateral Synergist | Muscle in the FELLOW EYE that AIDS the prime mover
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| Ipsilateral Antagonist | Antagonist to the prime mover in the SAME EYE
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| Ipsilateral Synergist | Muscle in the SAME EYE that aids the prime mover in its action
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