Pectoralis Major Muscle 04

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The pectoralis major is situated at the chest (anterior) of the body. It is a thick, fan-shaped muscle. In males, it makes up the bulk of the chest muscles and in females, it lies under the breast. The actions of the pectoralis major muscle are movement of the shoulder joint, such as throwing a ball side-arm, lifting a child, flapping the arms, arm-wrestling. It aids in deep inspiration, as in taking a deep breath before jumping in a pool, and is responsible for keeping the arm attached to the trunk of the body. This Pectoralis Major Muscle PowerPoint Theme or template is for the most part colored light blue. The download includes a Title slide that's visually coordinated with the remaining slide layouts.

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