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Basic Function of these muscles: These primary function of the semispinalis muscle group is the extension of the head, neck and upper back. It also plays a role in rotating (think twist or turn) these structures to the side opposite (of the spinal column) to which it is located. These muscles are sometimes referred to as the deep posterior (back) muscles.
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Consider merging "semispinalis muscle" with
Semispinalis dorsi Semispinalis cervicis Semispinalis capitis
The individual articles are relatively short, which makes it uncessary for each one to have an separate page.
