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Match the muscles to their descriptions and functions.(1) buccinator A. inserted on coronoid process of mandible
(2) epicranius B. elevates corner of mouth
(3) orbicularis oris C. elevates scapula
(4) platysma D. brings head into an upright position
(5) rhomboid major E. elevates eyebrow
(6) splenius capitis F. compresses cheeks
(7) temporalis G. fascia in upper chest is origin
(8) zygomaticus H. closes lips
(9) biceps brachii I. extends forearm at elbow
(10) brachialis J. extends arm at shoulder
(11) deltoid K. abducts arm
(12) latissimus dorsi L. inserted on radial tuberosity
(13) pectoralis major M. flexes arm at shoulder
(14) pronator teres N. pronates forearm
(15) teres minor O. inserted on coronoid process of ulna
(16) triceps brachii P. rotates arm laterally
(17) biceps femoris Q. inverts foot
(18) external oblique R. member of quadriceps femoris group
(19) gastrocnemius S. plantar flexor of foot
(20) gluteus maximus T. compresses contents of abdominal cavity
(21) gluteus medius U. extends thigh at hip
(22) gracilis V. hamstring muscle
(23) rectus femoris W. adducts thigh
(24) tibialis anterior X. abducts thigh
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