musculus anconeus - Meaning in Punjabi

musculus anconeus - Meaning in Punjabi

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What is musculus anconeus meaning in Punjabi?

The word or phrase musculus anconeus refers to the muscle that extends the forearm and abducts the ulna in pronation of the wrist. See musculus anconeus meaning in Punjabi, musculus anconeus definition, translation and meaning of musculus anconeus in Punjabi. Find musculus anconeus similar words, musculus anconeus synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of musculus anconeus. Find the answer of what is the meaning of musculus anconeus in Punjabi.

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