Bones + Muscles

blue

rhomboideus

pink

infraspinatus

green

teres major

yellow

supraspinatus

yellow

scalenus

red

serratus ventralis

orange

external intercostal

red

platysma muscle

purple

external jugular vein

yellow

cephalic vein

green

cutaneous trunci muscle

black

lateral saphenous vein

white

sciatic nerve

pink

semimembranosus

yellow

semitendinosus

green

vastus lateralis

blue

adductor femoris

red

gastrocnemius

aponeurosis

thin sheath of white connective tissue that helps connect your muscles to your bones

vibrissae

whiskers

pinna

external part of the ear

red

latissimus dorsi

green

trapezius

purple

external abdominal oblique

antebrachium

forearm

xiphoid process

pointed end at the bottom of your sternum

linea alba

aponeurosis on ventral midline

yellow

omotransversarius

blue

deltoid

green

triceps brachii

pink

brachiocephalicus

black

flexor carpi radialis

purple

superficial digital flexor

green

pronator teres

blue

flexor carpi ulnaris

pink

brachioradialis

yellow

extensor carpi radialis

red

common digital extensor

blue

flexor carpi ulnaris

orange

extensor carpi ulnaris

green

lateral digital extensor

red

ventral sartorius

blue

gracilis

red

sartorius

yellow

gluteus medius

pink

gluteus superficialis

green

biceps femoris

blue

cranial tibial

purple

tensor fascia latae

another name for cranial tibial

tibialis anterior

13

achilles tendon

another name for achilles tendon

common calcanean tendon

clavobrachialis

pectoantebrachialis

superficial pectoral

deep pectoral

xiphihumeralis

another name for superficial pectoral

pectoralis major

another name for deep pectoral

pectoralis minor

4 central bones of the axial skeleton

skull, vertebrae, ribs, ossicles (ears)

what two bones are separated into two by the sagittal suture?

frontal and parietal bones

what bone is this?

dorsal skull

sagittal suture

temporal bone

coronal suture

zygomatic arch

orbit

lacrimal bone

nasolacrimal canal

d maxillary bone

infraorbital foramen

nasal bone

d premaxillary / incisive bone

occipital bone

frontal bone

parietal bone

ventral skull

anterior palatine foramen

presphenoid bone

palatine bone

external auditory meatus

occipital condyle

foramen magnum

jugular foramen

tympanic bulla

foramen ovale

v maxillary bone

v premaxillary / incisive bone

what bone is this?

mandible

mandibular symphysis

ramus of the mandible

mental foramen

what two bones are related to the ossicles?

tympanic bulla and external auditory meatus

what do the keels of a bird tell us?

their health

how many cervical vertebrae are there?

7

how many thoracic vertebrae are there?

12

how many lumbar vertebrae are there?

7

describe the transverse process of a thoracic vertebrae

short

describe the transverse process of a cervical vertebrae

short and lateral

describe the transverse process of a lumbar vertebrae

long and curved