Why are the muscles that move the fingers and wrist located in the forearm? Why are the muscles that move the fingers and wrist located in the forearm? This design allows the hand to maintain fine motor control and strength without the interference of bulky muscles. This design allows the muscles to contract more rapidly. This design allows for less torque strength by the tendons of the fingers. This design allows the hand and fingers to have greater sensitivity to environmental stimuli.

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Abigayle Bass

Biology

29 March, 10:46

Why are the muscles that move the fingers and wrist located in the forearm? Why are the muscles that move the fingers and wrist located in the forearm? This design allows the hand to maintain fine motor control and strength without the interference of bulky muscles. This design allows the muscles to contract more rapidly. This design allows for less torque strength by the tendons of the fingers. This design allows the hand and fingers to have greater sensitivity to environmental stimuli.

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Nicholas Fritz · Answer 1

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

The muscles that move the fingers and wrist are located in the forearm because this designing allows the hand to maintain strength and motor control with interfering the bulky muscles of the body.

If the configuration will be changed then the heavy muscles in the body will hinder in the movement of the bones.

The basic functions related to the movement of the hands for scratching, holding, et cetera will be hindered.