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Chapter 10, Problem 22BYGO
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The biggest muscles of the human body are located in the hip and lower limb, since their function is largely in weight bearing. The lower parts of the body are designed to transmit the force of body weight in walking, running etc, evenly through-out weight bearing structures and shock absorbers.
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ANATOMY+PHYSIOLOGY >LOOSE<
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