The skeletal muscles form most of the weight in the human body. The body also contains smooth and cardiac muscles.
The most superficial muscle of the pectoral region not found in humans is the "pectoralis major" muscle's variant called the "pectoralis quartus." This muscle is present in some other primates and serves a similar function as the pectoralis major but is absent in human anatomy. The pectoralis quartus can vary in its presence among different species, highlighting evolutionary differences in muscular development.
The heart
The Palmaris Longus muscle is found in the forearm of most mammals to include humans. However, the muscle may also be known to be absent in some people and this seems to be related to ethnicity; about 14% of the world's population do not have this muscle.
Muscle tissue.
Oxygen is the most abundant element in the dry weight of humans, making up about 65% of our body mass.
cardiac muscle is only found in the heart so it is used constantly but it isn't the most common muscle found in the body, this would be skeletal muscle.
All over - but most critically in the brain and heart muscle.
Most sex-linked genes in humans are typically found on the X and Y chromosomes.
biceps brachii
The most popular weight exercises for building muscle and strength around the world include squats, deadlifts, bench press, and shoulder press.
You have most likely converted your fat into muscle, therefore no change in weight.
Most of the organs contain smooth muscle. The exception is the heart, which contains cardiac muscle.