Explanation Explanation/justification for the correct answer: Option (c) splenius capitis: Splenius capitis (controls ipsilateral flexion, slight rotation and extension of neck) is a part of extensor muscles of neck. These muscles are present in posterior or nuchal region of the neck and are involved in holding the head erect and drawing the head back.Other two members of extensor muscles are trapezius (laterally flexes and extends the neck)and semispinalis capitis (controls extension and contralateral rotation of the head). Explanation for incorrect answer: Option (a) external oblique: External oblique muscle is present in the abdominal wall and supports the viscera against gravitational pull, maintains body posture, compresses organs of abdomen, aids during birth of child, defecation, vomiting, urination an stabilizes the vertebral column...

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A muscle is a kind of tissue that is composed of connective tissues (provides distinct shape, organize internally), blood vessels and nerves.

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