112 MESSRS. MURIE AND MIVART ON THE 
Po. Popliteus. 
F-.1.h. Flexor longus hallucis (fleshy belly). 
URES whe x » (plantar ten- 
don). . 
FJ.d. Flexor longus digitorum (fleshy 
belly). 
Tp, Tp*. Tibialis posticus. 
P.fs. Plantar fascia. 
F.b.d. Flexor brevis digitorum. 
Ab.o.m.5. Abductor ossis metacarpi pu 
Ab.m.d. Abductor minimi digiti. 
DL, L’, L’, L*. Lumbricales. 
Ad.h. Adductor hallucis. 
Ab.h. Abductor hallucis. 
F.b.h. Flexor brevis hallucis, 
Lp. Long plantar ligament. 
PLATE VI. 
Fig. 25. Hind extremity and tail of the Grand Galago, showing in an outside view the 
deep muscles and tendons pulled asunder. 
The caudal tendons are enlarged, 
but the other parts about their natural proportions. 
G.mz«'. Gluteus maximus, first portion, 
origin reflected. 
G.mzx'. Its insertion, cut short. 
G.mx*. Gluteus maximus, second portion, 
origin reflected. 
G.ma. Its insertion, cut close to the 
femur. 
G.md. Gluteus medius. 
G.mi. Glateus minimus. 
Py. Pyriformis. 
G.s. Gemellus superior. 
Gi. a inferior. 
0b.2. Obturator internus. 
Bf. Biceps femoris, 
S.¢. Semitendinosus. 
Smb. Semimebranosus. 
V.e. Vastus externus (origin). 
Rf. Rectus femoris. 
Cr. Crureus. 
LI.ea. Levator caude internus. 
Tro. Great trochanter. 
L.c.e. Levator caude externus. 
Is.c. Ischio-coccygeus. 
P. & Ic. Pubo- and ilio-coccygeus. 
S.c. Sacro-coccygeus. 
I.t.cd. Intertransversarie caude., 
Ga. Gastrocnemius. 
So. Soleus. 
Pla, Plantaris. 
Fh, Flexor longus hallucis. 
P.1, P.l*. Peroneus longus; posterior ori- 
gin and plantar tendon. 
P.b, P.b*. Peroneus brevis; belly and ten- 
don. 
P.5.d, P.5.d*. Peroneus quinti digiti; belly 
and tendon. 
T.a. Tibialis anticus. 
E.p.h. extensor proprius hallucis, 
E.l.d, Extensor longus digitorum. 
£.b.d. Extensor brevis digitorum. 
Ld.l. Long dorsal ligament of tarsus. 
Fig. 26, A few of the caudal vertebre of the same animal, seen on their under surfaces, 
and with the short caudal muscles 7m situ on the one side and pulled out on 
the other. 
It.cd. Tntertransversarii caude muscles. 
insertion of the sacro-coccygeus. 
S.c. Portions of some of the tendons of 
