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The teres major is weaker, but maintains the same actions as the
latissimus dorsi
pectoralis major
teres minor
serratus anterior
O diaphragm

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Final answer:

The teres major muscle and latissimus dorsi have similar functions in adducting the arm.


Explanation:

The teres major muscle originates on the scapula and is involved in adducting the arm, bringing it closer to the midline of the body. It has a similar action to the latissimus dorsi, which also helps in adducting the arm.


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