a small, slender muscle originating on the distal half of the tibio-fibula. Action: flexor of the foot

a tripartite fan-shaped muscle lying in the middle of the chest region

a thin sheet of muscle crossing transversely the half of the jaw

a large muscle obliquely traversing the lateral abdominal wall

the middle part, whose belly is concealed by a small pocket like muscle, the cutaneous pectoralis.

a short muscle lying beneath the more dorsal part of the external oblique

thick sheet of muscle crossing obliquely from the sternum to the proximal end of the radio-ulna. The distal end is covered by the scapulohumeralis muscle.

a very large (the largest) muscle with three heads covering the lateral side of the thigh, visible both ventrally and dorsally. Only one head, the vastus internus (medialis), is visible on the ventral aspect.

the last and almost an independent muscle

foremost muscle on the anterior side of the shank

foremost part, next to Sternoradialis

a thin layer beneath the internal oblique muscle

is the stout muscle lying between the Sartorius

a long, narrow muscle extending like a band along the medial surface of the thigh

a thick muscle passing obliquely over the distal part of the Sternoradialis.

a small slender muscle lying on the proximal half of the tibio-fibula, partially covered by the tibialis anticus.

a large muscle lying at the posterior side of the upper arm; it is visible both ventrally and dorsally

a large flat muscle forming the posterior half of the medial surface of the thigh

a thin sheet of muscle crossing longitudinally the tip of the jaw from the hyoid. It lies underneath the mylohyoid, which must be deflected in order to see the muscle.

a much thinner muscle adhering to the posterior margin of the gracilis major, both have the same origin, insertion and action.

a slender muscle lying between the vastus internus and the Sartorius