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Spinodeltoideus

Origin: Spinous process


Insertion: Humerus


Function: extends humerus

Serratus Anterior

Origin: Ribs


Insertion: under scapula


Function: rotates scapula laterally

Clavotrapezius

Origin: dorsal midline


Insertion: clavicle


Function: shrugs shoulders

Triceps Brachial Caput Longum

Origin: Scapula


Insertion: elecronon


Function: extends forearm

Latissimus Dorsi

Origin: Lumbo dorsal fascia


Insertion: inside of humerus


Function: extends/addicts humerus

External Intercostal

Origin: upper dorsal rib


Insertion: lower ventral rib


Function: lifts ribs

Acromiotrapezius

Origin: dorsal midline


Insertion: acromian process


Function: rotates scapula medially

Biceps Brachii

Origin: Scapula


Insertion: radius


Function: flexes forearm

Triceps Brachii Caput Medial

Origin: Humerus


Insertion: elecronon


Function: extends forearm

Acromiodeltoideus

Origin: acromian process


Insertion: humerus


Function: abduction of humerus

Omotrachelian

Origin: atlas


Insertion: acromian process


Function: elevates shoulder

Clavodeltoid

Origin: Clavicle


Insertion: humerus


Function: flexion of humerus

Dorsoepitrochlearis

Origin: latissimus Dorsi


Insertion: elecronon


Function: extends forearm

Sacrospinalis

Origin: sacral facia


Insertion: Lumbar vertebrae


Function: extends spine

Internal Intercostals

Origin: upper ventral rib


Insertion: lower dorsal rib


Function: lifts ribs

Spinotrapezius

Origin: dorsal midline


Insertion: spine of scapula


Function: depresses scapula

Brachialis

Origin: Humerus


Insertion: ulna


Function: flexion of ulna

Triceps Brachii Caput Lateral

Origin: Humerus


Insertion: elecronon


Function: extends forearm