What muscles supinate the forearm?

A. Biceps brachialis (both)
B. pronator teres, tricep brachia longus
C. Tricep brachia ( both)
D. Palminar longus, flexar carpi

Answer: A

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What muscles supinate the forearm?

What muscles supinate the forearm?

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