Epaxial Muscles Of A Cat

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1. The _____ originates on the lateral surface of the ribs.
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2. The ______ inserts onto the lateral surface of more cranial ribs.
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3. The _______ originates primarily at the transverse processes of vertebrae.
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4. When both sides of the multifidus spinae contract _______, the vertebral column extends; when both sides contract _______, the vertebral column bends toward the side.
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5. The _______ inserts onto various processes of more anterior vertebrae of the vertebral vertebrae.
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6. What pulls the ribs together?
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7. What is the action of Longissimus Dorsi?
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8. The longissimus dorsi originates from the ______ and ________ of the vertebrae in the vertebral column.
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9. The multifidus spinae inserts where?
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The _____ originates on the lateral surface of the ribs.
The ______ inserts onto the lateral surface of more cranial ribs.
The _______ originates primarily at the transverse processes of...
When both sides of the multifidus spinae contract _______, the...
The _______ inserts onto various processes of more anterior vertebrae...
What pulls the ribs together?
What is the action of Longissimus Dorsi?
The longissimus dorsi originates from the ______ and ________ of the...
The multifidus spinae inserts where?
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