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Skeletal muscles are stimulated by nerve impulses which relay, beginning with sensory neurons at the site of excitation and ending with the motor neuron appropriate to the muscle being used. For example, the palmaris longus, responsible for flexion in the wrist joint, is stimulated by the median nerve, or nervus medianus. There is certainly a lot more complexity to this and should therefore be answered in an equally more complex question.

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