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Memory Game: Muscles

Test your knowledge of human anatomy with this interactive memory game focused on muscles! Challenge yourself to match pairs of muscle names, including the gracilis, trapezius, soleus, and more. Perfect for students and anatomy enthusiasts, this game helps reinforce muscle identification and fosters retention through a fun and engaging format. Can you remember and pair all the muscles correctly? Enhance your learning experience and increase your muscle anatomy knowledge with this educational game suitable for all ages!

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Memory Game: Muscles

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  1. Memory Game: Muscles

  2. gracilis

  3. trapezius

  4. Soleus

  5. Extensor digitorumlongus

  6. Tensor fasciae latae

  7. Gluteus medius

  8. Adductor longus ?

  9. Vastusmedialis

  10. Vastuslateralis

  11. Rectus femoris

  12. Tibialis anterior

  13. semitendinosus

  14. sartorius

  15. Gastrocnemius

  16. semimembranosus

  17. Deltoid ?

  18. Flexor carpiulnaris ?

  19. Adductor magnus ?

  20. Pronator quadratus ?

  21. ? brachioradialis

  22. Extensor carpi Radialis longus

  23. Triceps brachii ?

  24. Biceps brachii

  25. brachialis ?

  26. Pronator teres ?

  27. Flexor carpi radialis

  28. Pectoralis major

  29. Palmaris longus

  30. Teres minor ?

  31. Levator scapulae

  32. supraspinatus

  33. Serratus anterior

  34. Teres major ?

  35. Latissimus dorsi

  36. Biceps femoris

  37. subscapularis

  38. Rhomboideus major ?

  39. Rectus abdominus

  40. Pectoralis minor

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