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origin

the less movable location on a bone where a muscle attaches

insertion

the more movable attachment on a bone where a muscle attaches

adduct

a muscle that moves a limb toward the midline of the body

abducts

a muscles that moves the limb away from the midline of a body

ventral muscles of the head

-masseter


-mylohyoid


-diagastric


-stylohyoid

ventral superficial muscles of the neck

-sternomastoid


-sternohyoid


-omohyoid

ventral deep muscles of the neck

-sternothyroid


-thyrohyoid

masseter

-muscle of the head


-ventrally and laterally located


-the largest and most obvious jaw muscle


-elevates mandible (primary muscle involved in chewing)

location/description of masseter

-ventral and lateral aspects of the head


-the largest and most obvious jaw muscle

function of the masseter

-elevates the mandible


-primary chewing muscle

mylohyoid

-muscle of the head


-located ventrally


-a thin muscle that runs transversely along the midline of the underside of the jaw


-raises floor of mouth

location/description of mylohyoid

-ventral aspect of the head


-a thin muscle that runs transversely along the midline of the underside of the jaw

function of the mylohyoid

raises floor of mouth

digastric

-muscle of the head


-ventrally located


-located along the lateral side of the mylohyoid


-extends from the tip of the jaw to the base of the jaw


-depresses mandible

location/description of digastric

-ventral aspect of head


-located along the lateral side of the mylohyoid


-extends from the tip of the jaw to the base of the jaw

function of digastric

depresses mandible

stylohyoid

-muscle of the head


-located ventrally


-lies underneath the masseter (protrudes from the ventral border of the masseter)


-raises (lifts) the hyoid; draws base of tongue and larynx dorsally and caudally

location/description of stylohyoid

-ventral aspect of head


-lies underneath the masseter (protrudes from the ventral border of the masseter)

function of stylohyoid

-raises (lifts) the hyoid); draws base of tongue and larynx dorsally and caudally

sternomastoid

-superficial muscle of the neck


-ventrally located


-long, prominent muscle located caudal and dorsal to the masseter


-flexes head

location/description of sternomastoid

-superficial muscle of the ventral aspect of the neck


-long, prominent muscle located caudal and dorsal to the masseter

function of sternomastoid

flexes head

sternohyoid

-superficial muscle of the neck


-ventrally located


-a long, thin muscle that runs longitudinally caudal to the mylohyoid


-pulls hyoid bone and tongue caudally

location/description of sternohyoid

-superficial, ventral aspect of neck


-a long, thin muscle that runs longitudinally caudal to the mylohyoid

function of sternhyoid

pulls hyoid bone and tongue caudally

omohyoid

-superficial muscle of the ventral aspect of the neck


-a large muscle which crosses underneath the sternomastoid


-extends outward at an angel from the base of the jaw to the shoulder


-draws hyoid bone caudally; retracts roof of tongue

location/description of omohyoid

-superficial and ventral aspect of the neck


-a large muscle that crosses underneath the sternomastoid


-extends outward at an angle from the base of the jaw to shoulder

function of omohyoid

draws hyoid bone caudally; retracts roof of tongue

sternothyroid

-deep muscle of the ventral aspect of the neck


-lies directly underneath the sternohyoid


-moves larynx caudally

location/description of sternothyroid

-deep and ventral aspect of the neck


-lies directly underneath the sternohyoid

function of sternothyroid

moves larynx caudally (during vocalizations)

muscles of the lateral head and neck

-temporalis


-masseter


-brachiocephalicus (cleidomastoid and cleidooccipitalis)

muscles of the lateral shoulder and back

-omotransversarius


-trapezius


-supraspinatus


-deltoid


-latissius dorsi

muscles of the lateral chest

-pectoralis profundus


-serratus ventralis

muscles of the lateral forelimb

-triceps brachii


-extensor carpi radialis


-ulnaris lateralis


-extensor digitorum communis


-extensor digitorum quinti


-extnesor digitorum lateralis

temporalis

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the head and neck


-lies dorsal to the masseter, somewhat posterior to the eye socket, rostral to the ear


-elevates mandible

location/description of temporalis

-superficial and lateral aspect of head and neck


-lies dorsal to the masseter, somewhat posterior to the eye socket, rostral to the ear

function of temporalis

elevates mandible

brachiocephalicus

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the head and neck


-composed of the cheidomastoid and cleidooccipitalis muscles


-located behind the ear from the base of the skull to the upper front shoulder


-moves forelimb cranially

location/description of brachiocephalicus

-superficial and lateral aspect of the head and neck


-located behind the ear from the base of the skull to the upper front shoulder


function of brachiocephalicus

moves forelimb cranially

muscles which make up the brachiocephalicus

-cleeidomastoid


-cleidooccipitalis

omotrasversarius

-superficial muscle of the lateral shoulder and back region


-narrow muscle which extends between the atlas and the scapula


-assists in advancing the forelimb

location/description of omotrasversaris

-superficial and lateral region of the shoulder and back


-narrow muscle


-extends between the atlas and the scapula

function of omotrasversaris

-assists in advancing the forelimb

trapezius

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspects of the shoulder and back


-elevates scapula and draws scapula laterally

location of trapezius

-superficial and lateral aspect of the shoulder and back

function of trapezius

-elevates scapula and draws scapula laterally

supraspinatus

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the shoulder and back


-fairly small muscle


-located at the point where the brachiocephalicus and the deltoid overlap


-extends shoulder

location/description of supraspinatus

-superficial and lateral aspects of shoulder and back


-fairly small muscle


-located at the point where the brachiocephalicus and the deltoid overlap

function of supraspinatus

extends shoulder

deltoid

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the shoulder and back


-fairly large muscle which runs from the mid-back (near the trapezius) across the front of the shoulder to the junction of the elbow


-flexes shoulder; abducts forelimb

latissimus dorsi

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the shoulder and black


-a large, broad muscle which attaches to the humerus


-flexes shoulder; moves forelimb dorsally and caudally

location/description of deltoid

-superficial and lateral aspect of shoulder and back


-fairly large muscle which runs from the mid-back (near the trapezius) across the front of the shoulder to the junction of the elbow

function of deltoid

-flexes shoulder; abducts forelimb

location/description of latissimus dorsi

-superficial and lateral aspect of shoulder and back


-a large, broad muscle which attaches to the humerus

function of latissimus dorsi

-flexes shoulder; moves forelimb dorsally and caudally

pectoralis profundus

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the chest


-attaches to the crest of the scapula and the supraspinatus at the cranial end


-attaches to the humerus at the other end


-adducts forelimb

location/description of pectoralis profundus

-superficial and lateral aspect of the chest


-attaches to the crest of the scapula and the supraspinatus at the cranial end


-attaches to the humerus at the other end

function of pectoralis profundus

-adducts forelimb

serratus ventralis

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the chest


-large, fan-shaped muscle that runs along the ribs


-pulls scapula caudally and downward


-supports a lot of the weight of the trunk of the body

location/description of serratus ventralis

-superficial and lateral aspect of chest


-fan-shaped and runs along the ribs

function of serratus ventralis

-pulls scapula caudally and downward


-supports a lot of weight in the trunk of the body

triceps brachii

-superficial muscle of the lateral and medial aspect of the forelimb


-a group of muscles


-runs perpendicular to the deltoid, traveling from the scapula to the back of the elbow


-extends forelimb

location/description of triceps brachii

-superficial and lateral and medial aspects of forelimb


-runs perpendicular to the deltoid, traveling from the scapula to the back of the elbow

function of triceps brachii

-extends forelimb

extensor carpi radialis

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the forelimb


-the most medial of the extensor muscles


-extends the carpus

location/description of extensor carpi radialis

-superficial and lateral aspect of forelimb


-the most medial of the extensor muscles

function of extensor carpi radialis

extends the carpus

ulnaris lateralis

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the forelimb


-the most lateral extensor


-extends the carpus

location/description of ulnaris lateralis

-superficial and lateral aspect of forelimb


-the most lateral extensor

function of ulnaris lateralis

-extends the carpus

extensor digitorum communis

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the forelimb


-lies on the lateral side of the extensor carpi radialis


-extends the joints of the principle digits

location/description of extensor digitorum communis

-superficial and lateral aspect of forelimb


-lies lateral to the extensor carpi radialis

function of extensor digitorum communis

-extends the joints of the principle digits

extensor digitorum quinti

-superficial muscles of the lateral aspect of the forelimb


-lies between the extensor digitorum lateralis and ulnaris lateralis


-extends the fifth digit

location/description of extensor digitorum quinti

-superficial and lateral aspect of the forelimb


-lies beween the extensor digitorum lateralis and ulnaris lateralis

function of extensor digitorum quinti

-extends the fifth digit

extensor digitorum lateralis

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the forelimb


-lies lateral to the extensor digitorum communis


-extends the fourth digit

location/description of the extensor digitorum lateralis

-superficial and lateral aspect of forelimb


-lies lateral to the extensor digitorum communis

function of extensor digitorum lateralis

-extends the fourth digit

thyrohyoid

-deep muscle of the ventral aspect of the neck


-lies underneath the omohyoid


-moves hyoid caudally and dorsally

location/description of thyrohyoid

-deep and ventral aspect of neck


-lies underneath the omohyoid

function of thyrohyoid

-moves the hyoid bone caudally and dorsally

superficial muscles of the medial aspect of the forelimb

-triceps brachii


-biceps brachii


-flexor carpi radialis


-flexor carpi ulnaris


-flexor digitorum profundus


-flexor digitorum superficialis

superficial muscles of the medial chest

-pectoralis superficialis


-pectoralis profundus

deep muscles of the medial chest

-teres major


-subscapularis


-coracobrachialis

biceps brachii

-superficial muscles of the medial aspect of the forelimb


-located along the proximal portion of the forelimb


-flexes the forelimb

location/description of the biceps brachii

-superficial muscles of the medial aspect of the forelimb


-located along the proximal portion of the forelimb

function of the biceps brachii

flexes the forelimb

flexor carpi radialis

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the forelimb


-most medial of the flexors


-connect directly to the radius


-flexes the carpus and digits

location of the flexor carpi radialis

-superficial and medial aspect of the forelimb


-most medial of the flexors


-connect directly to the radius


function of flexor carpi radialis

flexes the carpus and digits

flexor carpi ulnaris

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the forelimb


-the most lateral of the flexors


-extends to the point of the elbow


-flexes the carpus

location/description of flexor carpi ulnaris

-superficial and medially located on the forelimb


-the most lateral of the flexors


-extends to the point of the elbow

function of flexor carpi ulnaris

-flexes the carpus

flexor digitorum profundus

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the forelimb


-located next to the flexor carpi radialis


-flexes the carpus and digits

location/description of flexor digitorum profundus

-superficially and medially located on the forelimb


-located next to the flexor carpi radialis

function of flexor digitorum profundus

-flexes the carpus and digits

flexor digitorum superficialis

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the forelimb


-next to the flexor carpi ulnaris


-flexes the proximal and middle joints of the digits

location/description of flexor digitorum superficialis

-superficially and medially located on the forelimb


next to the flexor carpi ulnaris

funciton of the flexor digitorum superficialis

flexes the proximal and middle joints of hte digits

pectoralis superficialis

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the chest


-located on the ventral side of the chest and overlaps a portion of the pectoralis profundus


-adducts forelimb

location/description of pectoralis superficialis

-superficially and medially located on the chest


-located on the ventral side of the chest and overlaps a portion of the pectoralis profundus

function of pectoralis superficialis

adducts forelimb

pectoralis profundus

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the chest


-crosses the chest at an angle from the shoulder to the midline of the chest


-adducts the forelimb

location/description of pectoralis profundus

-superficially and medially located on the chest


-crosses the chest at an angle from the shoulder to the midline of the chest

function of pectoralis profundus

adducts the forelimb

teres major

-deep muscle of the medial aspect of the chest


-beneath the superficial pectoral muscles and alongside the subscapularis


-flexes shoulder; adducts forelimb

location/description of teres major

-deeply and medially located on the chest


-beneath the superficial pectoral muscles and alongside the subscapularis

function of teres major

-flexes shoulder; adducts forelimb

subscapularis

-deep muscle of the medial aspect of the chest


-located beneath the superficial pectoral muscles and alongside the teres major


-braces shoulder; adducts forelimb

location of subscapularis

-deeply and medially located in the chest


-located beneath the superficial pectoral muscles and alongside the teres major

function of subscapularis

braces shoulder; adducts forelimb

coracobrachialis

-deep muscle of the medial aspect of the forelimb


-buried about halfway down the length of the upper forelimb


-braces medial aspect of shoulder

location/description of coracobrachialis

-deeply and medially located in the forelimb


-buried about halfway down the length of the upper forelimb

function of coracobrachialis

-braces medial aspect of shoulder

muscles of the abdomen

-external abdominal oblique


-internal abdominal oblique


-transversus abdominis


-serratus dorsalis

external abdominal oblique

-the outermost abdominal muscle layer


-the muscle's fibers run diagonally across the abdomen at an oblique angle to the torso


-compresses the abdomen and flexes the trunk

location/description of external abdominal obliques

-the outermost abdominal muscle layer


-the muscle's fibers run diagonally across the abdomen at an oblique angle to the torso

function of the external abdominal obliques

compresses abdomen and flexes trunk

internal abdominal obliques

-located under the external abdominal oblique muscles


-these muscle fibers run at a 90 degree angle to the external abdominal obliques


-compresses abdomen and flexes the trunk

location/description of internal abdominal obliques

-located under the external abdominal oblique muscles


-these muscle fibers run at a 90 degree angle to the external abdominal obliques

function of abdominal obliques

compresses abdomen and flexes the trunk

transversus abdominis muscles

-innermost layer of abdominal muscle fibers


-muscle fibers run horizontally across the trunk (perpendicular to the long axis of the body)


-compresses the abdomen and flexes the trunk

location/description of transversus abdominis muscles

-innermost layer of abdominal muscle fibers


-muscle fibers run horizontally across the trunk (perpendicular to the long axis of the body)

function of transversus abdominis muscles

-compresses the abdomen and flexes the trunk

serratus dorsalis

-lies dorsal to the external abdominal obliques


-has a "serrated" appearance


-raises the rib cage and enlarges the thoracic cavity assisting with ventilation of the lungs during respiration

location/description of serratus dorsalis

-lies dorsal to the external abdominal obliques


-has a "serrated" appearance

function of serratus dorsalis

-raises the rib cage and enlarges the thoracic cavity assisting with ventilation of the lungs during respiration

superficial muscles of the lateral aspect of the pelvic region and hindlimb

-tensor faciae latae


-rectus femoris


-gluteus medius


-gluteus superficialis


-biceps femoris


-semitendinosus


-semitmembranosus

tensor fasciae latae

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-most cranial muscle of of the hindlimb


-originates on the crest of the ilium and attaches to the front of the knee


-extends hindlimb

location/description of tensor fasciae latae

-superficially and laterally located on hindlimb


-most cranial muscle of the hindlimb


-originates on the crest of the ilium and attaches to the front of the knee

function of the tensor fasciae latae

-extends the hindlimb

rectus femoris

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-caudal to the tensor fasciae latae


-extends the hindlimb and moves the thigh forward

location/description of rectus femoris

-superfically and laterally located on hindlimb


-caudal to the tensor fasciae latae


function of rectus femoris

-extends hindlimb and moves thigh forward

gluteus medius

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-one of the larger muscles in the upper thigh region


-extends the leg (thigh) and abducts the thigh

location/description of gluteus medius

-superficially and laterally located in the hindlimb


-one of the larger muscles in the upper thigh region

function of gluteus medius

extends leg (thigh) and abducts thigh

gluteus superficialis

-superficial muscle of lateral aspect of hindlimb


-caudal to gluteus medius


-small muscle which lies alongside the biceps femoris


-abducts thigh

location/description of gluteus superficialis

-superficially and laterally located on the hindlimb


-caudal to gluteus medius


-small muscle which lies alongside the biceps femoris

function of the gluteus superficialis

abducts thigh

biceps femoris

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-largest muscle of the thigh


-abducts thigh; flexes hindlimb

location/description of biceps femoris

-superficially and laterally located in hindlimb


-largest muscle of the thigh

function of biceps femoris

-abducts thigh; flexes hindlimb

semitendinosus

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-caudal to the biceps femoris


-extend the thigh and flexes the hindlimb

location/description of semitendinosus

-superficially and laterally located on hindlimb


-caudal to biceps femoris

function of semitendinosus

-extend thigh and flexes hindlimb

semimembranosus

-superficial muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-caudal to the biceps femoris


-extends the hip and abbducts the hindlimb

superficial muscles of the medial aspect of the hindlimb

-sartorius


-gracilis


-vastus


-medialis


-tibialis anterior


-tibialis posterior


-flexor digitorum longus and flexor hallucis


-gastrocnemius and soleus

deep muscles of the medial aspect of the hindlimb

-iliacus


-psoas major


-pectineus


-adductor

deep muscles of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb

-vastus lateralis


-quadratus femoris


-gastrocnemius and soleus


-glueus profundus


-peroneus longus


-peroneus tertius


-extensor digitorum longus


-extensor digiti quarti and quinti

function of sartorius

extends hindlimb; adducts thigh

function of gracilis

adducts thich

function of vastus medialis

extends hindlimb

function of tibialis anterior

extends hindlimb

function of tibialis anterior

flexes hindfoot

function of tibialis posterior

flexes and inverts hindfoot

function of flexor digitorum longus and flexor hallucis

flexes hindfoot

function of gastrocnemius

extends hindfoot

function of soleus

extends hindfoot

function of iliacus

flexes hip and rotates thigh

function of posas major

flexes hip and rotates thigh

function of pectineus

flexes hip and adducts thigh

function of adductor

adducts thigh

fuction of vastus lateralis

extends hindlimb

function of quardratus femoris

extends hip

function of gluteus profundus

abducts thigh and rotates it medially

function of peroneus longus

flexes hindfoot; abducts and everts

function of peroneus teritus

flexes and everts hindfoot

function of extensor digitorum longus

extends tarsus (ankle) and digits

function of extensor digiti quarti and quinti

extends hindfoot

sartorius

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-the most cranial thigh muscle


-extends hindlimb;adducts thigh

location/description of sartorius

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-most cranial thigh muscle

gracilis

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-largest and most prominent muscle on the medial aspect of the thigh


-adducts thigh

function/location of gracilis

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-largest and most prominent muscle of the medial aspect of the thigh

vastus medialis

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-originates from the medial aspect of the femur, inserts upon the juncture of the tibia


-extends the hindlimb

location/description of vastus medialis

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-originates from the medial aspect of the femur, inserts upon the juncture of the tibia

tibialis anterior

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-most cranial of the flexor muscles of the hindlimb


-flexes hindfoot

location/description of tibialis anterior

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-most cranial of the flexor muscles of the hindlimb

tibialis posterior

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-flexor muscle of the hindlimb


-located just caudal to the tibia


-flexes and inverts hindfoot

location/description of tibialis posterior

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-flexor muscle of the hindlimb


-located just caudal to the tibia

flexor digitorum longus and flexor hallucis

-superficial muscles of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-the 3rd group of flexor muscles


-flexes hindfoot

location/description of flexor digitorum longus and flexor hallucis

-superficial muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-3rd group of flexor muscles

gastrocnemius and soleus

-superficial muscles of the medial and lateral aspects of the hindlimb


-comprise the calf muscles


-found on the inner portion of the leg behind the knee joint


-extend the hindfoot

location/description of the gastrocnemius and soleus muscles

-superficial muscles of the medial and lateral aspects of the hindlimb


-comprise the calf muscles


-found on the inner portion of the leg behind the knee joint

iliacus

-deep muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-most cranial of the deep muscles


-flexes hip and rotates thigh

location/description of iliacus

-deep muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-most cranial of the deep muscles

psoas major

-deep muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-lies alongside the iliacus


-originates from the vertebral column and inserts along the femur near the knee joint


-flexes hip and rotates thigh

location/description of psoas major

-deep muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-lies alongside the iliacus


-originates from the vertebral column and inserts along the femur near the knee joint

pectineus

-deep muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-deep flexor muscle of the hip


-lies next to the sartorius


-flexes hip and adducts thigh

location/description of pectineus

-flexes hip and adducts thigh

adductor

-deep muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-caudal to the pectineus


-adducts the thigh

location/description of adductor

-deep muscle of the medial aspect of the hindlimb


-caudal to pectineus

vastus lateralis

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-a prominent muscle which extends from the femur to the tibia near the knee


-extends hindlimb

location/description of vastus lateralis

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-a prominent muscle which extends from the femur to the tibia near the knee

quadratus femoris

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-caudal to the vastus lateralis


-a small quadricep muscle of the thigh


extends the hip and hindlimb

location/description of quadratus femoris

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-caudal to vastus lateralis


-small quadricep muscle

gluteus profundus

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-small


-abducts thigh and rotates it medially

location/description of gluteus profundus

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-small

peroneus longus

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-located along the cranial aspect of the tibia


-flexes hindfoot. abducts and everts

location/description of peroneus longus

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-located along the cranial aspect of the tibia

peroneus tertius

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-located along the cranial aspect of the tibia


-smaller than the peroneus longus


-flexes and everts the hindfoot

location/description of peroneus tertius

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-located along the cranial aspect of the tibia


-smaller than the peroneus longus

extensor digitorum longus

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-an extensor muscle


-extends the tarsus and digits

location/description of the extensor digitorum longus

-deep muscle of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-an extensor muscle of the hindlimb

extensor digiti quarti and quinti

-deep muscles of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-extensor muscles of the hindlimb


-extends hindfoot

location/description of the extensor digiti quarti and quinti muscles

-deep muscles of the lateral aspect of the hindlimb


-extensor muscles of the hindlimb