PRIMARY JOINT ACTIONS: Glenohumeral abduction Hip flexion Scapular retraction Glenohumeral adduction Knee extension Hip extension Plantarflexion Dorsiflexion Glenohumeral horizontal adduction MUSCLES: Latissimus dorsi Quadriceps Rhomboids Pectoralis major Tibialis anterior Gastrocnemius Middle deltoid Iliopsoas Trapezius middle fibers Gluteus maximus Latissimus dorsi Quadriceps Rhomboids Pectoralis major Tibialis anterior Gastrocnemius Middle deltoid Iliopsoas Trapezius middle fibers Gluteus maximus Each muscle is supposed to be matched to its primary joint action, please help

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