Modelling; a guide for teachers and students . Fig. 106.—Fore-leg. Anterior Aspect. Myology. ATTACHMENTS OF MUSCLES. Mastoido-HUMERALIS (origin) posterior pari of skull, and superior cervical ligament:(insertion) humerus. Triceps cuiilTi (external head) (o.) humerus: (i.) olecranon major (o.) sternum: (i.) aponeurosis of leg. Extensor cariI and krevior (o.) humerus : (i.) nietacarinis. Pronator teres (o.) internal condyleof humerus: (i.) shaft of radius. Flexor digitoriM proi-undis (o.) internal condyle ofhumerus, and shaft of ulna : (i.) by five tendons in
Modelling; a guide for teachers and students . Fig. 106.—Fore-leg. Anterior Aspect. Myology. ATTACHMENTS OF MUSCLES. Mastoido-HUMERALIS (origin) posterior pari of skull, and superior cervical ligament:(insertion) humerus. Triceps cuiilTi (external head) (o.) humerus: (i.) olecranon major (o.) sternum: (i.) aponeurosis of leg. Extensor cariI and krevior (o.) humerus : (i.) nietacarinis. Pronator teres (o.) internal condyleof humerus: (i.) shaft of radius. Flexor digitoriM proi-undis (o.) internal condyle ofhumerus, and shaft of ulna : (i.) by five tendons into digits. carpi radialis (o.) Modelling 149 RIGHT LEFT CUNEIFORMUNCIFORMOS MAGNUM. HUMERUS RADIUS ULNA SCAPHO-LUNARTRAPtZOIDTRAPLZIUM METACARPUS FIRST PHALANX THIRD PHALANX Fig. 107.—Fore-leg. Anterior Aspect
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