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Deltoid muscles help to move the shoulders.
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Where aorund the human body would the deltoid be located?
The shoulder.
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The human deltoid muscle is much larger than a pig. The pig deltoid is also shaped differently because they walk on four feet.
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your deltoids is the muscle in your shoulder that you use in just about EVERY Olympic sport! it is essential to the human body
The most important function of the deltoid?
Abduction of the arm.
Is the deltoid an example of multi function muscle?
yes
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When talking about the difference between a human deltoid muscle and a cats deltoid muscle is that in a human it's only one muscle and in cats it is broken into three separate muscles. A cat's deltoid is broken into the clavobrachialis, acromiodeltoid, and the spinideltiod.
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