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frontal

raises eyebrow

orbicularis oculi

closes eye

orbicularis oris

draws lips together

zygomaticus

elevates corners of lips

masseter

closes jaw

temporal

closes jaw

sadomasochistic

flexes/rotates head and neck

trapexius

extends head and neck

pectoralis major

flexes and helps upper arms

literal dorsi

flexes and helps upper arms

deltoid

abducts upper arm

biceps brachii

flexes elbow

triseps brachii

extends elbow

external oblique

compresses abdomen

internal oblique

compresses abdomen

transversus abdominis

compresses abdomen

rectus abdomine

flexes trunk

lliposoas

flexes thigh or trunk

sartorius

flexes thigh and rotates lower leg

gludius maximus

extends thigh

adductor maximus

abduct thigh

GRACILLIS

abduct thigh

pectineus

abduct thigh

semimbranosus

flexes knee

semitendinous

flexes knee

BICEPS FEMORIS

flexes knee

rectus femoris

extends knee

vastus lateralis, intermedius,medialis

extends knee

tibialis anterior

doriflexes ankle

gastorcnemius

plantar flexes ankle



soleus

plantar flexes ankle



peroneus longus

plantar flexes ankle