The Anatomy of the Domestic Fowl
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— Superiorly, with the vertebrae, laterally, with the lateraKs coccygis, and mesially, with its fellow of the opposite side.
Action. — ^Depresses the tail.
THE COSTAL REGION Latissimus dorsi Trapezius Rhomboideus Serratus magnus anticus Serratus parvus anticus Teres et infraspinatus Intercostales Levatores costarum Appendico-costales Latissimus Dorsi (Fig. 24, No. 7). Location. — Supero-lateral por- tion of the dorsal region.
Origin. — From two portions, the anterior sUp from the outer edge of ...the superior margins of the neural spines of the second and the third dorsal vertebrae, and the second portion from a similar point on all the succeeding dorsal vertebrae. The second portion is fascia- like in its attachments.
Insertion. — The fibers converge toward the humerus and enter between the deltoid the scapular head of the triceps and the re- maining heads of this muscle and is inserted to the anconal part of the humerus, just within in the radial crest.
MYOLOGY 97 Shape. — Thin, triangular.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Superiorly, with the vertebrae, laterally, with the lateraKs coccygis, and mesially, with its fellow of the opposite side.
Action. — ^Depresses the tail.
THE COSTAL REGION Latissimus dorsi Trapezius Rhomboideus Serratus magnus anticus Serratus parvus anticus Teres et infraspinatus Intercostales Levatores costarum Appendico-costales Latissimus Dorsi (Fig. 24, No. 7). Location. — Supero-lateral por- tion of the dorsal region.
Origin. — From two portions, the anterior sUp from the outer edge of ...the superior margins of the neural spines of the second and the third dorsal vertebrae, and the second portion from a similar point on all the succeeding dorsal vertebrae. The second portion is fascia- like in its attachments.
Insertion. — The fibers converge toward the humerus and enter between the deltoid the scapular head of the triceps and the re- maining heads of this muscle and is inserted to the anconal part of the humerus, just within in the radial crest.
MYOLOGY 97 Shape. — Thin, triangular.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Franklyn Kaupp to read onlineMoreLess
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