HUMAN BIOLOGY W/ACCESS
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Chapter 13, Problem 2A
Which of the following terms is not linked to its correct definition?
- insertion—the end of the muscle that is attached to a movable bone
- synergists—muscles that make the action of the prime mover more effective
- origin—attachment point of a muscle that is stationary
- antagonist—muscle that moves opposite to the prime mover
- All of these are correct.
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