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Does anyone knows the location and function of each of the muscles

masseter

trapezius

pectoralis major

deltoid

lattisimus dorsi

biceps brachii

triceps brachii

rectus abdominis

external obliques

gluteus maximus

quadriceps femoris

biceps femoris

gastronemeous

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Ask the Oracle to help you with this assignment. We help with homework; we don't do your homework. Unfortunately, this assignment is one in which the only help we can provide is the answer.

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Ask the Oracle to help you with this assignment. We help with homework; we don't do your homework. Unfortunately, this assignment is one in which the only help we can provide is the answer.

 

no, the only help we can provide is to tell yousuf to go look it up like he's supposed to rather than get it spoon fed to him.
QFT.

 

Now get up off your gluteus maximus and go find those answers! :D

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okay at least tell the locations for each of the muscles since I've already found the function of each (I mean to describe where for each part)

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QFT.

 

Now get up off your gluteus maximus and go find those answers! :D

 

Classic :D:D:D:D:D

 

@Yousuf

 

masseter

trapezius

pectoralis major

deltoid

lattisimus dorsi

biceps brachii

triceps brachii

rectus abdominis

external obliques

gluteus maximus

quadriceps femoris

biceps femoris

gastronemeous

 

Shouldn't wikipedia tell you where these are. Trapezius starts from neck, pec major is like your chest, deltoid covers shoulder, lattismus dorsi is in the lower region of your trunk from behind. Biceps in the front of your arm, triceps in the back of your arm. This is just few things I can think of. If you know origin insertiob for each muscle that would give you the location.

 

http://www.getbodysmart.com

http://www.innerbody.com/htm/body.html

 

These should help.

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