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clavic
mastoid
pectoral
-sternum
sterno clacicular
articulat
pectanl
CUT
extensor
flexion
add. 16
3rd rib
5=
vein
latissimus?
muscle originally
at coracoid try
last descend muscle
in abdominal muscles
pectalminne
rib
liver
alba
4=
slip from
later. portion of
connect. with clavicle
trapezius
spine
scapula
Subscapulari?
to infd scap.
6=
latissimus
dorsi
? Parotid
Lamboided utr.
sternumastoid
origin direct v.
insertion
near
mastoid process
trapezius
spine
scapula
1=
insert on
upper half of
inner edge
of scapula.
7=
? decussating fibers
?
spina scapularis
ribs
Teres?
part of
subscapularis
ventry on rib
origin at
external edge
of scapula
8=
Latisimus cut
mid dorsal line
Trapezius cut.
The foregoing eight drawings give
some idea of the anatomy of the
animal, parts just which I dissected.
The occiput and atlas are articulated
so as to allow extreme forward motion
of the head. Peculiarities seem mainly
restricted to the muscles of locomotion
and up-side-down feeding adaptation.
no thymus found. Deltoid apparently
absent. Especially no scapula (one)
Pteropus S# 2500