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Highlight moments of the; Sternoclavicular joints, Acromioclavicular joints scapular and glenohumeral joint during movements of the...

Highlight moments of the; Sternoclavicular joints, Acromioclavicular joints scapular and glenohumeral joint during movements of the shoulder and shoulder girdle. List out the key muscles involved, highlighting their origins and insertions as well as their contributions to the outlined movements.

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