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human
Maybe silly question, but what are ceps? We have biceps, triceps, and quadriceps, but I've never seen what a 'cep' was. What's different?

I like semantics a lot, and in submitting papers I've found it's really important to be very specific so people can know what you're talking about just from your paper title. But it just seems some terminology comes out of nowhere and doesn't really add to the description. What I find weird is that in this case, muscle size/strength is almost directly correlated to the number of 'ceps'. Just sayin...
gpt
"ceps" is Latin for "headed". Muscles that end in "ceps" generally are made of a number of bundles which attach to bone, with the prefix denoting the number of attachments (which may or may not be from the same bundle). It stands to reason that more bundles is correlated with increased strength, but it's not always true.