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12 Cards in this Set

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gastrocnemius
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5
soleus
6
6
plantaris
7
7
flexor digitorum longus
8
8
flexor hallicus longus
9
9
tibialis posterior
10
10
popliteus
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11
peroneus longus
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12
peroneus brevis
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peroneus tertius
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tibialis anterior
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extensor digitorum longus
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