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Cremaster
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Cre`mas´ter    (kr?-m?s´t?r)
n.1.(Anat.) A thin muscle which serves to draw up the testicle.
2.(Zool.) The apex of the last abdominal segment of an insect.


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The artist has often explained his master scheme, for example on German television recently: The cremaster muscle controls the position of the testicles, which varies with temperature.
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[45] However, when Rubin et al[44] attempted to replicate Hogan and colleagues'[41] research by also applying pulsed ultrasound to the rat cremaster muscle using 2 (0.
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Barney makes no secret that the series' raw subject matter is the ascending and descending of the testicles, a process controlled by the cremaster muscle.
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