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Alina [70]
3 years ago
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1. Submit your observations of the chicken leg dissection.

Biology
1 answer:
Art [367]3 years ago
6 0

Chicken is one of the fowl and it is one of the widespread and well-known fowl. It is found in almost all area.

<u>Explanation:</u>

<u>1.Observations of the chicken leg dissection.</u>

  • The  main observation of the chicken leg dissection is to  detect the legs of the chicken and find the muscles, tendons, leg joints and the bones

<u>2. Determine the chicken moves</u>

  • Yes, the Movement of chicken can be determined .
  • The chicken moves the wings by the push and the pull action  with the help of the bones and it turns over the muscles until it reaches the movement.

<u>3.Characteristics of muscles in movement</u>

  • The characteristics of muscles help us determine the direction of the movement are the biceps and the triceps muscles are used  in the wings for the movement and the tendons attach these muscles to the bone
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