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The names imply that a muscle starts at "origin" and ends at "insertion". However, you may still confuse these two, so here is a general guideline I found to be helpful. The origin part usually does not move (or moves less than the insertion part) when the ...

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A not so serious Checklist for the AnatomyArchive, 2025 Edition Feel free to comment on this list. What should I add? in no particular order: figure-study-model collaboration (I have a few artists I found on Artstation that might work well)❌ kinda worked,...

Preview: simple/clean drawings; arm movements included; lots of additional info (+latin names) Synonyms: Trapezius muscle; Trapezius; Neck muscle Summary The Musculus trapezius is the biggest neck muscle (surface area) we have and very relevant in se...

Preview: simple/clean drawings; lots of additional info (+latin names) Synonyms: abs; rectus abdominis muscle; straight abdominis muscle; six pack; six-pack; sixpack; rectus Summary The Musculus rectus abdominis, often referred to as "abs" (short for...

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