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Names of Skeletal Muscles

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show huge  
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show large  
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langus   show
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minimus   show
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show short  
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show triangular  
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rhomboid   show
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show wide  
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terris   show
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trapezius   show
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rectius   show
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show across  
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show diagonally  
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show circular  
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show chest  
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show buttock or rump  
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bruceri   show
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supra   show
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show below  
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show under or beneath  
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show lateral  
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show two heads  
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trisepts   show
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quaddrasepts   show
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sternocleidomastoideus   show
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show origin on the brachium or arm, insertion on the radius  
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abductor   show
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show moves parts of the body TOWARDS parts nearby  
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flexor   show
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extensor   show
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show lifts a structure  
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show used in chewing  
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