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If the medial rectus muscle was unable to contract, the animal would not be able to rotate that eyeball toward midline, because this muscle originates from a small area around the optic canal and fissure and inserts on the medial side of the sclera (near the 9 o’clock position if you are standing in front of the animal).
If the medial rectus muscle of an animal’s eye was damaged and lost its ability to contract, what would the effect be on the positioning of the affected eye? Why?
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