QUESTION 37 The latissimus dorsi adducts the shoulder while the deltoid abducts the shoulder. Which best describes the relationship between these muscles? O They are fixators. O The deltoid is the prime mover. O They are synergists. They are antagonists.

QUESTION 37 The latissimus dorsi adducts the shoulder while the deltoid abducts the shoulder. Which best describes the relationship between these muscles? O They are fixators. O The deltoid is the prime mover. O They are synergists. They are antagonists.

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