MUSCLE ORIGIN AND INSERTION—Typically the bone to which a muscle tendon attaches that does not move or moves less is considered its ‘origin’ and the bone that does most of the movement is its ‘insertion’. Speci - Myotome - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	MUSCLE ORIGIN AND INSERTION—Typically the bone to which a muscle tendon attaches that does not move or moves less is considered its ‘origin’ and the bone that does most of the movement is its ‘insertion’. Speci Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-11-07 00:59:02 Open Document File Size: 45,75 KB Share Result on Facebook SocialTag Embryology Developmental biology Muscular system Branchiomeric musculature Efferent neurons Epaxial and hypaxial muscles Motor neuron Glossopharyngeal nerve Myotome Anatomy

MUSCLE ORIGIN AND INSERTION—Typically the bone to which a muscle tendon attaches that does not move or moves less is considered its ‘origin’ and the bone that does most of the movement is its ‘insertion’. SpeciAdd to Reading List