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    This document provides a detailed overview of the major muscle groups of the dog, organized by body region. It lists the intrinsic and extrinsic muscles of the forelimb, shoulder, elbow, antebrachium, hip, thigh, crus, vertebral column, neck, abdomen, lateral thorax, and ventral neck. For each group, the individual muscles are named without further description. The document is attributed to Martin Cake from Murdoch University and is shared under a Creative Commons license for an online veterinary anatomy museum project.

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    This document provides a detailed overview of the major muscle groups of the dog, organized by body region. It lists the intrinsic and extrinsic muscles of the forelimb, shoulder, elbow, antebrachium, hip, thigh, crus, vertebral column, neck, abdomen, lateral thorax, and ventral neck. For each group, the individual muscles are named without further description. The document is attributed to Martin Cake from Murdoch University and is shared under a Creative Commons license for an online veterinary anatomy museum project.

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    Muscles of The Dog 2: 2012 Martin Cake, Murdoch University

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    This document provides a detailed overview of the major muscle groups of the dog, organized by body region. It lists the intrinsic and extrinsic muscles of the forelimb, shoulder, elbow, antebrachium, hip, thigh, crus, vertebral column, neck, abdomen, lateral thorax, and ventral neck. For each group, the individual muscles are named without further description. The document is attributed to Martin Cake from Murdoch University and is shared under a Creative Commons license for an online veterinary anatomy museum project.

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    Muscles of the dog 2

    2012 Martin Cake, Murdoch University


    Shared under Creative Commons Licence (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0)
    For the OVAM (Online Veterinary Anatomy Museum) project
    Medial Lateral
    -ventral serrate -omotransverse
    -rhomboid -trapezius
    -deep pectoral -latissimus dorsi
    -superficial pectoral -brachiocephalicus

    Forelimb
    extrinsics
    Shoulder stabilisers Shoulder flexors
    -subscapularis -teres major
    -supraspinatus -deltoid
    -teres minor
    -infraspinatus

    Shoulder
    Elbow flexors Elbow extensors
    -biceps brachii -tensor fasciae antebrachii
    -brachialis -triceps, medial head
    -triceps, long head
    -triceps, accessory head
    -triceps, lateral head
    -anconeus

    Elbow
    Flexors of the carpus & digits
    -flexor carpi radialis
    -superficial digital flexor
    -deep digital flexor
    -flexor carpi ulnaris
    Extensors of the
    carpus & digits
    -extensor carpi radialis
    -abductor pollicis longus
    -common digital extensor
    -lateral digital extensor
    -ulnaris lateralis

    Antebrachial
    muscles
    Gluteals
    - deep gluteal
    - middle gluteal
    - superficial gluteal

    ‘Hamstrings’
    - semimembranosus
    - semitendinosus
    - biceps femoris

    Hip extensors
    Cranial thigh muscles
    - sartorius
    - quadriceps femoris
    - tensor fasciae latae

    Medial thigh muscles


    (adductors)
    - gracilis
    - adductor
    - pectineus

    Thigh
    Craniolateral group: Caudal group:
    - peroneus brevis - popliteus
    - lateral digital extensor - deep digital flexor
    - peroneus longus - superficial digital flexor
    - long digital extensor - gastrocnemius
    - cranial tibial

    Crural muscles
    Epaxial Hypaxial
    - transversospinalis - quadratus lumborum
    - longissimus - psoas minor
    - iliocostalis - iliopsoas
    - splenius - longus colli and capitis

    Vertebral muscles
    Lateral thoracic muscles Abdominal muscles
    - scalenus
    - transverse abdominis
    - dorsal serrate
    - rectus abdominis
    - internal abdominal oblique
    Ventral neck muscles - external abdominal oblique
    - sternohyoid and sternothyroid
    - sternocephalic

    Abdominal & neck muscles


    2012 Martin Cake, Murdoch University

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    Shared for the OVAM (Online Veterinary Anatomy Museum) project


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