Which of the following muscles resist the actions of the supination of the forearm Bicep brachii Brachialis Corabraschialis Pronator teres    Which of the following muscles causes flexion at the  wrist? Flexor carpi radialis Extensor carpi radialis longus Extensor digitorum    Extensor carpi ulnaris   If a scapula is protracted which of the following muscles is in a shortened position? Pectoralis minor Middle  trapezius Infraspinatus rhomboid   The cyclic pattern of the engagement of the muscle and joints of the body during walking is known as the   Ambulation cycle  Gallop cycle  Gait cycle  Motor cycle

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