Walking requires the contraction of the
A)external and internal obliques.
B)tibialis anterior and the gastrocnemius.
C)biceps femoris and biceps brachii.
D)peroneus.
E)latissimus dorsi and the sartorius

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Walking involves the movement of the lower limbs, specifically the tibialis anterior (in the front of the leg) and the gastrocnemius (in the calf). These two muscles work together to initiate and control the movement of the foot during walking. The other muscles listed are not directly involved in the walking process.

Walking Requires the Contraction of the