A prime mover of foot inversion is the
A) flexor accessorius.
B) abductor hallucis.
C) tibialis posterior.
D) soleus.

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The tibialis posterior muscle is the primary mover of foot inversion. It is located deep in the calf and works to invert the foot by pulling the ankle joint inward. The other muscles listed (flexor accessorius, abductor hallucis, soleus) are not prime movers of foot inversion.

A Prime Mover of Foot Inversion Is the