HUMAN ANATOMY
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A muscle can be described as a bundle of tissues present in the body of animals that helps in movement and maintaining different positions. Muscles of pelvic floor supports the organs of pelvis and are located at the bottom end of pelvis.
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HUMAN ANATOMY
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