Bipennate Muscles refers to: _________?
Correct answer: D. Rectus femur
- A. Tibialus posterior
- B. Deltoid
- C. Sartorius
- D. Rectus femur
Explanation
A bipennate muscle has fibres attached to both sides of a central tendon, forming a feather-like arrangement. Rectus femoris is a standard example, whereas sartorius is strap-like and deltoid is multipennate.
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