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dominal, the obliquus externus. M., Costocoracoid, 

 the pectoralis minor. M. costodeltoideus, an incon- 

 stant head of the deltoid which originates from the 

 border of the scapula between the infraspinatus and 

 teres minor or between the teres major and the teres 

 minor. M. costohyoideus, the omohyoid muscle. 

 M., Crotaphitic, M. crotaphites, the temporal mus- 

 cle. M. cruralis. See Crureus (Ulus. Diet.). M. 

 cubitalis externus, the extensor carpi ulnaris. M. 

 cubitalis interims, the flexor carpi ulnaris. M., 

 Cubitoradial, the pronator quadratus. M. cucularis, 

 the trapezius muscle. M., Curvilinear, one of which 

 the principal axis is curved. M., Cutaneous. I. 

 Having cutaneous origins and insertions. 2. Having 

 cutaneous insertions. M., Deltoid, Deep. See Cor- 

 acocapsularis in Table (Ulus. Diet. ). M., Dorsal 

 Extensor, the erector spinas. M. dorsiscapularis, 

 the rhomboideus major andrhomboideus minor regard- 

 ed as one. M. dorsoacromialis, in veterinary anat- 

 omy the dorsal part of the trapezius muscle. M. dor- 

 soatloideus. See Longus colli in Table (lllus. 

 Diet.). M. dorsocostalis, the serratus posticus 

 superior. M. dorsospinalis, in veterinary anatomy 

 the analog of the transversalis colli of man. Syn., 

 Spinalis colli. M. dorsosseus, E. Coues' name for 

 a dorsal interosseous muscle. M. dorsosubscapu- 

 laris, in veterinary anatomy the part of the rhomboideus 

 springing from the dorsal vertebras. Syn., Rhomboid- 

 eus inferior ; R. major ; R. brevis. M., Ectodermal, 

 one originating from the ectoderm. M. ejaculator 

 seminis, M. e. urinae, the accelerator urinre. M.s, 

 Elevator, the levator muscles. M. elevator humeri, 

 the deltoid muscle. M., Endodermal, one originat- 

 ing from the endoderm. M. entogastrocnemius, 

 E. Coues' name for the gastrocnemius interims. M.s, 

 Epaxial, M.s, Episkeletal, the muscles of the head 

 and trunk originating in the protovertebras and which 

 lie dorsad of the endoskeleton and the ventral rami of 

 the spinal nerves. M., Epicondylocubitometacar- 

 pal, the extensor carpi ulnaris. M. epicondyloprae- 

 phalangeus, in veterinary anatomy the analog of the 

 extensor communis digitorum of man. M. epicon- 

 dylosupracarpeus, in comparative anatomy the analog 

 of the extensor carpi ulnaris of man. M. epicon- 

 dylosuprametacarpianus. Synonym of Extensor 

 carpi radialis brevior. M. epicondylosupra- 



phalangettianus minimi digiti. Synonym of the 

 Extensor proprius minimi digiti. See Muscles, Table 

 of (lllus. Diet.). M. epitrochleocubitalis. See 

 Flexor carpi ulnaris in Table (lllus. Diet.). M. 

 epitrochleopalmaris. See Raima ris longus in Table 

 (lllus. Diet.). M. epitrochleoradialis, the pronator 

 radii teres. M., Eustachian, the laxator tympani. 

 M. exsertor linguae, the geniohyoglossus. M. ex- 

 tensor brevis pollicis, M. e. b. minor, M., Exten- 

 sor, First Phalangeal (of the thumb), M., Extensor, 

 Second Pollical, M., Extensor, Short (of the 

 thumb). See Extensor primi intcrnodii pollicis in 

 Table (lllus. Diet.). M. extensor cruris externus, 

 the vastus externus. M. extensor cruris internus, 

 the vastus internus. M., Extensor Digital, M. 

 extensor digitorum communis. See Extensor com- 

 munis digitorum (lllus. Diet.). M. extensor dorsi 

 communis, M. extensor trunci, the erector spin r. 

 M., Extensor, First Pollical, M., Extensor, Meta- 

 carpal (of thumb), M.metacarpi pollicis, the extensor 

 ossis metacarpi pollicis. See Table of Muscles (lllus. 

 Diet.). M., Extensor, Hallucal, M. extensor hal- 

 lucis longus, M. e. proprius hallucis pedis. See 

 Extensor proprius hallucis in Table (lllus. Diet.). 

 M., Extensor Indicial, the extensor indicis. M., 

 Extensor, Long (of thumb), M., E., Second 



Phalangeal, M., E., Third Pollical, M. e. pollicis 

 longus, M. e. p. major. See Extensor secundi utter- 

 nodii pollicis in Table (lllus. Diet.). M. extensor 

 pedis. See M., Triceps, Sural. M., Extensor Ul- 

 nocarpal, the extensor carpi ulnaris. M.s, External, 

 the ' striated muscles. M., Extrarectus. i. The 

 pyriform muscle. 2. The external rectus muscle of 

 trie eye. M., Fallopian, the pyramidalis. M. fas- 

 cialis. See Tensor vagina femoris in Table (Ulus. 

 •Diet.). M. femoropraephalangeus, in comparative 

 anatomy the analog of the extensor longus digitorum 

 pedis muscle in man. Musculi fidicinales, the lum- 

 bricales. M. flexor cruris biceps, M. f. c. externus, 

 M. f. c. fibularis. See Biceps femoris in 1 

 (Ulus. Diet.). M., Flexor, Deep Digital, M. flexor 

 perforans. See Flexor profundus digitorum (lllus. 

 Diet.). M. flexor radii, the biceps. M., Flexor, 

 Superficial Digital, M. flexor perforatus. See 

 Flexor sublimis digitorum in Table (lllus. Diet.). M., 

 Folius's, the laxator tympani. M. gemellus surae, 

 the gastrocnemius. M. geminiformis, Coues' name 

 for the gemellus inferior. M., Geminous, M. 

 geminus, Musculi gemelli, or gemini, the combined 

 gemellus inferior and gemellus superior. M.genicepi- 

 glotticus, an anomalous band of fibers given off 1 

 genioglossus and inserted into the epiglottis. Syn., 

 Retractor glottidis ; Levator glottidis. M. genioglos- 

 sus. See Geniohyoglossus in Table (Ulus. D 

 M. glossopalatinus, a small muscle constricting the 

 action of the fauces and composing the major pa 

 the anterior pillar. M. glossostaphylinus. See 

 J\I. glossopalatinus. M., Gluteoperineal, an anomal- 

 ous branch of the superficial transverse perineal muscle 

 which originates from the fascia covering the gli 

 maximus. M., Gluteus Deep, M. glutaeus pro- 

 fundus, M. g. internus, M. g. externus. St 

 iliotrochantcnus parvus. M. glutaeus primm 

 glutaeus maximus. M. g. secundus, the <, r '.; 

 medius. M. g. superficialis. See M. iliotrochan- 

 lerius medius. M. g. tertius, the glutaus minimus, 

 M. gnathopharyngeus, the superior consl 

 of the pharynx. M. gracilis anterior, in com- 1 

 parative anatomy a small muscle not found in man, 

 originating from the ilium and extending in front <>l j 

 the capsule of the hip-joint is attached to the ventral 

 aspect of the femur. M.. Great Anterior Straight: 

 (of the head). See iM. traclielooccipitalis. M., I 

 Great Dorsal. See Latissimus do si in 

 (Ulus. Diet.). M., Hallucal Transverse. 

 Transversus pedis in Table (Ulus. Diet.). M. 

 hippicus, the tibialis amicus. M. humerocu- 

 bitalis, the brachialis. M. humerometacarpeu-. 

 in veterinary anatomy a muscle represented by tin 

 pioradial extensor muscles (long and short) in man. 

 M. humerophalangeus, in veterinary anatom; 

 analog of the flexor perforatus in man. M. humeto- 

 radiophalangeus, in veterinary anatomy the ai 

 of the deep digital flexor in man. M., Humerora 

 dial, in comparative anatomy the analog of the brnchi 

 alis in man. M. hyobasioglossus, the bnsiogI<|Wf 

 muscle. M.s, Hypaxial, M.s, Hyposkeletal. 

 which pass below the vertebral axi> : in man in 

 of the bodies of the vertebras (Coues). M. iliacu 

 externus, the pyriform muscle. M., Ilioabdomina 

 in comparative anatomy the analog of the ohliquu .' 

 internus in man. M. ilioabdominalis, in compnriti'B 

 anatomy the analog of the obliquus internus nbdc 

 in man. Syn., Small oblique muscle. M., Iliocosta 

 Accessory. See Must ulus accessorius ad -W'WH 

 ba/cm m Table (Ulus. Diet. ). M. iliolumbalis, tr 

 quadratus lurnborurn. M. iliopraetibialis. See &ti 

 tortus in Table (Ulus. Diet.). M., Iliopsoas, I 



