. Quain's elements of anatomy . Fig. 112. A, SHAM, PORTION OF MUSCLE, CONSISTING OF LARGER AND SMALLER FASCI-CULI, NATURAL SIZE ; B, THE SAME MAGNIFIED 5 DIAMETERS, SHOWING A TRANSVERSE SECTION (Sharpey). Fig. 113. A FEW MUSCULAR FIBRES, BEING PART OF A SMALL FASCICULUS, MORE HIGHLY MAGNIFIED (Sliarpej).«, end view of h, h, fibres ; c, a fibre split into fibrils. Fasciculi.—The fasciculi are of a prismatic figure, and their sectionshave therefore an angular outhne (fig. 112). The number of fibres of whichthej consist varies, so that they differ in thickness, and a large fasciculusmay be divisi
. Quain's elements of anatomy . Fig. 112. A, SHAM, PORTION OF MUSCLE, CONSISTING OF LARGER AND SMALLER FASCI-CULI, NATURAL SIZE ; B, THE SAME MAGNIFIED 5 DIAMETERS, SHOWING A TRANSVERSE SECTION (Sharpey). Fig. 113. A FEW MUSCULAR FIBRES, BEING PART OF A SMALL FASCICULUS, MORE HIGHLY MAGNIFIED (Sliarpej).«, end view of h, h, fibres ; c, a fibre split into fibrils. Fasciculi.—The fasciculi are of a prismatic figure, and their sectionshave therefore an angular outhne (fig. 112). The number of fibres of whichthej consist varies, so that they differ in thickness, and a large fasciculusmay be divisible into two or three orders of successively smaller bundles,but of no regularly diminishing magnitude. Some muscles have large,others only small fasciculi ; and the coarse or fine texture of a muscle,as recognized by the dissector, depends on this circumstance. Thelength of the fasciculi is not always proportioned to the length of themuscle, but depends on the arrangement of the tendons to which theirextremities are attache
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