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Chapter 11, Problem 10DYKB
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Muscles are related to the skeletal movements of the body. The latissmus dorsi is located on the dorsal (back) portion of the vertebral column near the thoracic region. On the other hand, the pectoralis muscle is located at the front (anterior) portion of the thorax.
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