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Title: Anatomy of the cat
Identifier: anatomyofcatrje00reig (find matches)
Year: 1991 (1990s)
Authors: Reighard, Jacob Ellsworth, 1861-1942; Jennings, H. S. (Herbert Spencer), 1868-1947
Subjects: Cats; Mammals
Publisher: [Austin, TX : BookLab, Inc.]
Contributing Library: American Museum of Natural History Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library
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192 THE MUSCLES. outer surface of the ramus of the ischium as far as the area for the quadratus femoris (Fig. 90, /). The fibres converge to a strong flat tendon. Insertion into the proximal por- tion of the bottom of the tro- chanteric fossa. Relations.—Ventral sur- face with the adductor fem- oris (Fig. 92, g). Dorsal surface with the pubis and ischium. Caudal border with the quad- ratus femoris (Fig. 90. /)• Action. —Assists the iliopsoas. B. Muscles on THE Medial Sur- face OF THE Hti>.— M. obturator internus (Fig. 90, e).—The obtura- tor internus appears as a tri- angular muscle caudad of the ge- mellus superior. Fig. 90.—Muscles on the Lateral Side of the Leg, afteu Removal of the Muscles shown in Fig. 68 (Biceps, Tensor fasclI'; lat^, Cauihj- femoralis, and Gluteus maximus). a, M. saitorius; /', M. gluteus niedius; r, M. rectus femoris; d, M. vastus lateralis; e, M. obturator interims; /, M. ^juadratus femoris; g, M. tenuissimus; //, M. ad- ductor femoris; /, M. semimembranosus; /', M. semi- tendinosus; X', M. vastus intermedius; /, M. plantaris; ;«, tn', lit", M. gastrocnemius, outer head (iit, part from the external sesamoid bone; in', from the plantaris; in", from the .superficial fascia); ;/, M. tibialis anterior; c, M. soleus; /, M. extensor longus digit(jruin; </, M. peroneus loiigus; r, M. peroneus tertius (r' its tendon); s, M. peroneus brevis; t, tendon of Achilles; ii, M. extensor brevis digitorum. i, great trochanter of femur; 2, tuberosity of ischium, with cut origin of M. biceps femoris; 3, patella; 4, calcaneus; 5, transverse liga- ments; 6, lateral malleolus.
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