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    The Muscle Primarily Responsible for Opposing a Particular Action Is
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The Muscle Primarily Responsible for Opposing a Particular Action Is

Question 37

Question 37

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The muscle primarily responsible for opposing a particular action is called the


A) antagonist.
B) prime mover.
C) synergist.
D) agonist.
E) origin.

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