Which is the strongest muscle in the human body and why?
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What are synovial joints and what movements do they allow?
Synovial joints have a fluid-filled cavity between bones, allowing free movement. They enable locomotion and activities like rotation (ball-and-socket), flexion/extension (hinge), pivoting, and gliding.
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