6.2

A= red circle B= blue circle

A: Temporalis

B: Masseter

mylohyoid

digastric

A= green circle B= pink circle

A: mylohyoid

B: digastric

sternomastoid

sternomastoid

A= purple box B= blue box

A: sternohyoid

B: sternothyroid

how are the sternothyroid and sternohyoid anatomically positioned?

Neck muscles viewed ventrally

The sternohyoid is superficial, and the sternothyroid is deep

Both are thin and stuck together

sternohyoid goes up to the hyoid bone (top of the neck), whereas the sternothyroid cuts off less cranialy

sternohyoid

A= green box B= yellow box

A: pectoralis majors

B: pectoralis minors

A: spinodeltoid

B: latissiumus dorsi

C: acromiotrapezius

D: clavotrapezius

spinodeltoid

latissiumus dorsi

A=green circle B=blue circle

A: gracillus

B: sartorius

sartorius

gracillus

A: gluteus maxiumus

B: caudofemoralis

C: semitendinosus

D:bicep femoralis

gluteus maximus

caudofemoralis

bicep femoralis

gastrocnemius

gastrocnemius

A: transverse abdominus

B: internal abdominal oblique

A: rectus abdominus

B: transverse abdominus

C: internal abdominal oblique

D: external abdominal oblique

external abdominal oblique

rectus abdominis

A: mylohyoid

B: digastric

C: sternothyroid

D: sternohyoid

E: sternomastoid

F: clavotrapezius

G+M: pectoralis major

H+L: pectoralis minor

I: latissimus dorsi

J: external abdominal oblique

K: masseter

A: biceps femoralis

B: sartorius

C: gluteus maximus

D: external abdominal oblique

A: acromiotrapezius

B: clavotrapezius

C: temporalis

D: masseter

E: sternomastoid

F: spinodeltoid

G: Latissimus dorsi

A: sartorius

B: Gracilis