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    This document outlines the anatomy of muscles in fish. It shows that muscles can be categorized as either epaxial or hypaxial muscles. The document also labels specific muscles like the thoracobrachialis, supracoracoideus, biceps brachii, and triceps humeralis as well as anatomical structures like the myosepta, myomere, gill slits, and spinalis bone.

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    This document outlines the anatomy of muscles in fish. It shows that muscles can be categorized as either epaxial or hypaxial muscles. The document also labels specific muscles like the thoracobrachialis, supracoracoideus, biceps brachii, and triceps humeralis as well as anatomical structures like the myosepta, myomere, gill slits, and spinalis bone.

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    Compalab Chicken Snake Shark

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    This document outlines the anatomy of muscles in fish. It shows that muscles can be categorized as either epaxial or hypaxial muscles. The document also labels specific muscles like the thoracobrachialis, supracoracoideus, biceps brachii, and triceps humeralis as well as anatomical structures like the myosepta, myomere, gill slits, and spinalis bone.

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    Epaxial mucles

    Hypaxial
    muscles

    Myosepta
    Thoracobrachialis (white)

    Myomere
    (muscle)

    Cucullaris

    Scapular proces

    Fin extensor
    Supracoracoideus
    Gill slits
    Biceps brachii

    Triceps humeralis
    Otocularis

    Cranial nerve

    Transversalis abdominis

    Rectus abdominis

    Linea alba

    Hypaxial muscle
    Spinalis (bone)
    Pectoral
    Semispinalis depressor

    Longissimus dorsi

    Multifidus spinae

    Sacrolumbaris 1st ventral constrictor

    2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

    Common coracoarcual

    Coracomandibular
    Quadratomandibularis Coracohyoid
    Suborbitalis Interhyoid
    Adductor Mandibulae
    (collective term)

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