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Definitions from the WebMusculus BicepsMusculus biceps, commonly known as the biceps muscle, is a large muscle located in the upper arm. It is a two-headed muscle, consisting of a long head and a short head, which work together to flex the elbow joint. 1. Noun (Anatomy): The biceps muscle, a muscle in the upper arm responsible for flexing the elbow joint. 2. Noun (Zoology): A muscle resembling the biceps in other animals. Sample Sentences: 1. The musculus biceps is crucial for activities that involve bending the elbow, such as lifting weights or doing bicep curls. 2. The musculus biceps in monkeys is remarkably strong, allowing them to effortlessly swing from branch to branch. 3. Regular exercise can help strengthen the musculus biceps and improve overall arm strength. 4. The musculus biceps brachii, its scientific name derived from Latin, is also known as the "biceps" or "biceps brachii" in popular terminology. HTML Format:
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