Review the sketch you made of muscle pairs, tendons, and places of insertion and origin on your lab report for discussion. think about muscles, bones, and tendons. using the discussion board, discuss how muscles move a bone. what is the relationship between bone and muscles with regard to movement? be sure to respond to your classmates.
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