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Cat Anatomy Dissection GuideSuperficial MusclesVentral View pectoantebrachialisDorsal Viewpectoralis majorpectoralis minorxiphihumeralisexternal obliqueinternal obliquetransversus abdominisrectus abdominuslatissmus nohyoidsternothyroiddigastricmylohyoidexternal jugular veintransverse jugular veinanterior facial veinposterior facial veinparotid glandsubmaxillary gland Abdominal Cavitylymph striceps brachiisartoriusgracilispectineusiliopsoasadductor femorisadductor longusgastrocnemiussoleustibialis anteriorflexor digitorum longusachilles otrapeziusspinotrapeziuslatissiumus tor scapulae ventralistriceps brachii long headtriceps brachii lateral headgluteus mediusgluteus maximuscaudofemoralistensor fascia latabiceps femorissemitendinosissemimembranosislumbodorsal fasciasartoriusgastrocnemiusparietal peritoneumvisceral peritoneumgreater omentumlesser omentumliver right lateral loberight medial lobeleft lateral lobeleft medial lobecaudate lobediaphragmstomachurinary bladdergall bladderpancreasspleenkidneysmall intestineduodenumjejunumileummesenterylarge intestinecaecumascending colontransverse colondescending colonrectumanus
The following pictures are meant to serve as study aides. Please understand that sometextbooks use names that are not used in your lab manual. You must identify musclesbased upon the names provided in the Dissection Study Guide.Ventral View – Pectoral GirdleNote the Pectoralis Minor is called Pectoralis Profundus here. The Pectoralis Major islabeled Pectoralis Transversus, and the pectoantebrachialis is labeled PectoralisDescendens.
Ventral View – Head and Neck Muscles
Lateral View – Head and Neck Muscles
Ventral View – Head and Neck MusclesVentral View – Pectoral Girdle
Ventral View – Pectoral Muscles & Thorax
Ventral View – Thorax and Abdomen Muscles
Ventral View – Arm Muscles
Dorsal View – Head, Neck, and Shoulder Muscles
Lateral View – Head, Neck, and Shoulder Muscles
Lateral View – Pectoral GirdleThe cleidocervicalis is labeled clavotrapezius in your book.This figure illustrates theposition of the transversusabdominus in relation to theinternal and external obliquemuscles.
Pelvic and Thigh Muscles – Lateral View
Dorsal View – Back and ThighMuscles
Ventral View of Thigh Muscles
Ventral View of Thigh and Leg Muscles
The Internal Organs
The Internal Organs
The Internal Organs
Additional Information:Kenyon College Cat Anatomy torial/welcome.htmlVirtual Cat sld001.htmlAnatomically Correct: The Online Cat Dissection (includes quizzes)http://library.thinkquest.org/15401/
Cat Anatomy Dissection Guide Superficial Muscles Ventral View pectoantebrachialis Dorsal View clavotrapezi
