TO INVESTIGATE AND COMPARE THE MOVEMENT OF TWO NAMED JOINTS IN THE HUMAN BODY

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WINSTONCH [101]2 years ago

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tendons and knees

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the tendons are in the fingers, and they move to allow various actions such as holding things. the knees, allow us to walk, and join the forelegs and legs. their movement is different and they allow various actions, however, both are important.

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