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Cat: Serratus Ventralis

Human: Serratus Anterior (ventralis)
Origin: First 9 ribs

Insertion: Medial border of scapula

Function: Protraction and lateral rotation of scapula; abduction of arm
Cat: Anterior Scalene

Human: Scalenus Anterior
Origin: Transverse process of 3rd - 6th cervical vertebrae

Insertion: Ribs 1 and 2

Function: Elevation of ribs during inspiration; Unilater action: flexion and rotation of cervical spine; Bilateral action: Flexion of neck
Cat: Middle Scalene

Human: Scalenus Medius
Origin: Transverse process of 2nd and 7th cervical vertebrae

Insertion: Ribs 1 and 2

Function: Elevation of ribs during inspiration; Unilater action: flexion and rotation of cervical spine; Bilateral action: Flexion of neck
Cat: Posterior Scalene

Human: Scalenus Posterior
Origin: Transverese process of cervicle vertebrae

Insertion: Ribs 1 and 2

Function: Elevation of ribs during inspiration; Unilater action: flexion and rotation of cervical spine; Bilateral action: Flexion of neck