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a. what are the thigh muscles based on their location. For eachlocation, can you briefly describe the general movement that theycontrol. a. Medial b. Posterior c. Anterior for five each


b. What are the 15 gluteal muscles ( Hint; one muscle is acombination of 2 muscles)



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