The lateral rotators act on the . the lateral rotators act on the . sacrum os coxae femur lumbar vertebrae

The correct answer is femur.

The lateral rotators act on the femur.

Explanation:

The lateral rotators is a group of muscles composed by the piriformis, the external obturator, the twin (superior and inferior), the femoral square and the internal obturator, which rotate the thigh outwards (they rotate the thigh laterally away from the midline of the body), that is, they act on the femur, rotating laterally the hip joint, in addition they help to keep the head of the femur inside the acetabulum.

it also supports my hypothesis. if you rest first you can squeeze the clothespin more times. from the data i collected the average of the eight people concluded exercise makes your muscles more fatigued and less able to squeeze the clothespin compared to resting before squeezing.

tissue

explanation:

it is actually formed by geoup of cells which is tissue