Muscles of

the Sole of Foot, Deep Layer. 1. Os calcis. 2. 2. Fibrous e xtensor Toes. Tendi 1, 1. Tendon ot tibial is sor 1 xti sheath of flexor long us pollicis. Fibrous pollicis. of flexor lortendon, serted in-into first phatai gus digitorum. 4. Inferior g ament. 5. Flexor brevis pollicis. 6. Adductor poinds. brevis minim i digit i. 8. Trans versus p e d i s. 9. Plantar interos eous. 10 Sheath don ofofperotenneus long us. sion of divi this Delicate of of gnat 4, 4- ' long us digit i rum. 5.,l rone us 1 e 1 tins. attachment sal fifth bone. Annular ligl Ext brevis rum. 9- Adductor pollicis. men' OF MUSCLES.— Continued. Origin. Insertion. Occipital bone near splenius capitis muscle. Dorsal border of scapula at base of spine. Omohyoid. Upper border of scapula. Body of hyoid. Descend ens com muni cans and noni Opponens hallucis (anomalous). Tendon of adductor hallucis muscle. (hypo glo i). Opponens minim i digit i. Unciform bone. Base of metatarsal bone of great toe. Fifth metacarpal. Opponens minim i digit i ped is. See Flexor brevis minim i Opponens pollicis. Trapezium, anterior annular ligament. Name. Occipito-scapular omalous. (an- Orbicularis or is. Orbicularis brarum. palpe- Orbital. Innervation. Function. hyoid. Flexes little finger. Ulnar. digit i. Metacarpal thumb. bone of Median, palmar division. Flexes thumb. Nasal septum and canine fo a of inferior maxilla, by acce ory fibers. Forms lips and sphincter of mouth. Facial, buccal and supramaxillary branches. Closes mouth. Mesal margin of orbit, Lateral margin of orbit. Facial. Closes eyelids. See Mailer's. Orbito-palpebral. See Palato-glo us. ' Soft palate. Side and tongue. dorsum of Sphenopalatine gan- Palato-pharyngeus. Soft palate. Thyroid cartilage and glion. Sphenopalatine gan- Palmar is brevis. Palpebral, superior pebral, superior. Pectineus. Pectoral is minimus.; Pectoral is minor. Ulnar. Adductors of fingers. Annular ligament and gers. palmar fascia. Median. Tenses palmar fascia. Femur below le er trochanter. Anterior crural, obturator. Flexes ward and rotates out the thigh. External bicipital ridge of humerus. Anterior thoracic, external and internal. Draws arm downward and forward. First piece of sternum, and cartilage of first rib. Coracoid proce . Anterior thoracic. Depre es shoulder. point of Third, ribs. Coracoid proce . Anterior thoracic. Depre es shoulder.