Quadratus lumborum The is a fibrous line located along the midline of the trunk. Rectus abdominis is a superficial lateral muscle of the abdomen. Internal intercostal External intercostal is a neck muscle that extends the head. Diaphragm The is an abdominal muscle with horizontal fibers. Longissimus cervicis The are found between the ribs and function to elevate the rib cage. Linea alba The is the trunk midline muscle that compresses the abdomen. External oblique External anal sphincter The is a posterior vertebral muscle that flexes the spine. Internal oblique The are found between the ribs and function to depress the rib cage. The is a circular muscle found in the pelvic floor. The is the major muscle of inhalation.

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