Label it into the picture shown e. Muscles attach in two locations. The attachment end that moves a bone is call the INSERTION. Theattachment end that stays stationary, anchoring the muscle, is called the ORIGIN. Label the origin andinsertion of the BICEPS muscle.

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attachment end that stays stationary, anchoring the muscle, is called the ORIGIN. Label the origin and
insertion of the BICEPS muscle.

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