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The main muscle responsible for movement in the lung tissue are?
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∙ 14y ago
There are three groups.
The diaphragm is probably the one you're asking about - it's the large "wall" of muscle between the lungs/heart in the thorax in the upper part of the body and the other, lower organs (stomach, intestines, etc) in the abdomen.
When you breath, and your belly moves in or out, you are using the diaphragm.
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