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Which large muscle is known as the "swimmer's muscle" because it pulls the arm downward and backward while rotating medially?

Which large muscle is known as the "swimmer's muscle" because it pulls the arm downward and backward while rotating medially?
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Which large muscle is known as the "swimmer's muscle" because it pulls the arm downward and backward while rotating medially?

Which large muscle is known as the "swimmer's muscle" because it pulls the-example-1
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c. Latissimus dorsi

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