A muscle that can stop an unwanted action at the fixed attachment of the muscle that is working is called which of the following?

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A fixator muscle stabilizes the fixed attachment of a working muscle, preventing unwanted movement at that point. It does not necessarily oppose the action of the working muscle, as an antagonist muscle would, nor does it solely produce movement, as a mover muscle would. Neutralizer muscles prevent undesired actions of muscles that have multi-planar functions.

A Muscle That Can Stop an Unwanted Action at the Fixed