what are the seven major muscle gruops?
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biceps\ntriceps\nchest or pecs\ndelts\ntraps\nlats\nabs
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There are four muscles in the quads which are the big muscles at the top front of the thigh they are known as ( excuse spellings) Rectus Femorus, Vastus Lateralis, vastus medialis and vastus intermedialis hope it helps it has been about 3 years since someone asked the proper terms we just know them as the quads.
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MUSCLE = HOT\n\nu don't need to say anythin more
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1. lip\n2. gum\n3. arm\n4. eye\n5. hip\n6. leg\n7. jaw\n8. rib\n9. toe\n10. ear
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1.  Cardiorespiratory endurance \n2.  Muscular strength \n3.  Muscular endurance \n4.  Body composition \n5.  Flexibility
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If you're talking human body, it's the Gluteus maximus.\nA bird... the breast/pectoralis muscle... but I'm assuming you meant humans.  ;)
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Masseter, temporalis, medial and lateral pterygoids would be the major ones.  Small contributions from most of the muscles around the mouth.  I'm not counting the tongue, but that obviously is used when moving bits of stuff around in your mouth while chewing.
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there are hundreds of muscles in the human body...what exactly are you looking for?
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There are approximately 650 skeletal muscles in the human body.
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lots and lots of $$$$$ and muscles
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i just know the main ones. the quads are probably the strongest. then hamstrings then calves. not entirely sure tho.
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You're referring to rhomboideus major and rhomboideus minor.  R. major is a muscle of the upper back and functions to draw the scapula toward the the spine and slightly upward.  R. minor is also in the upper back, above and parallel to R. major and also functions to draw the scapula toward the spine and slightly upward.
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for running\ncalve, hamstring, quad, shin muscle
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Deltoid muscle connects to clavical and humerus\nbiceps brachii muscle connects to scapula and radius\ntriceps brachii muscle connects to scapula and humerus\nsartorius muscle connects to tibia\nRectus femoris connects to patella\nGluteus maximus connects to femur\nBiceps femoris connects to fibula\nGastrocnemius connects to femur\nPectoralis major connects to clavical\nTrapezius connects to clavical and scapula\nLatissimus dorsi connects to lower 3 and 4 ribs\n\nI dont know if this helps but it is all i can think of.
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i dont know all but heres some of them. temple, side of neck, throat, groin, front of knee, liver, back of neck, solar plexus, 3 figers below belly button, armpit, bridge of nose, collar bone, back of the head, below the ear (right next to mandible), eyes, salivary glands (beside adams apple). mmm cant remember anything else right now.
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1 biceps and triceps,biceps bends the arm and triceps strait it.\n2 flexors muscles and extensor muscles of the forearm,flexors bends the finguers and extensors straiten them.\n3 biceps femoris and cuadriceps,biceps femoris bens the leg and cuadriceps extend it.
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hamstring muscle group