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Chapter 11, Problem 25RQ
For the following muscles, list one action of each, one muscle that acts as an antagonist, and one muscle that functions as a synergist: Pectoralis major; biceps femoris; flexor carpi ulnaris; adductor magus; rectus abdominis.
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