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(or nutrient), vesical, pubic, internal iliac. external and internal pelvic. Obturator, exter- Obturator. Muscles about obturator nal. foramen. Occipital. Fourth branch of Muscles of neck, and scalp. Sterno-mastoid, posterior meningeal, external carotid. auricular, mastoid, princeps cerviminal. cis, communicating, muscular, ter- Omphalo-mesente- Primitive aorta. Subsequently becomes the ric. umbilical. Ophthalmic. Internal carotid. Lacrymal, supraorbital, central ar- The eye, adjacent structures, portion of face. tery of retina, muscular, ciliary, posterior and anterior ethmoidal, palpebral, frontal, nasal. Ovarian. Abdominal aorta. Ovary, ureter, Fallopian Ureteral, Fallopian, uterine, ligatube, uterus. men to us. Palatine. Ascending pharyn- Soft cles.palate and its musgeal. branch First of Palatine, ascending Upper part of pharynx, Palatine, tonsillar. (or inferior). facial. palate and tonsils. Palatine, descend- Internal maxillary. To soft and hard palate. Anterior and posterior. ing. Palmar arch, deep. Radial and com- Palm and fingers. Princeps pollicis, radial is indicis, municating of palmar intero eous (3), recurrent ulna. carpal, posterior perforating. TABLE Name. Origin. Palmar arch, su- Ulnar and superfiperficial. cial volae. Pancreatic. Hepatic. Pancreatic. Splenic. Pancreaticoduode- Superior mesennal, inferior. teric. Pancreatico-duode- Gastro-duodenal. nal, superior. Perforating for pos- Deep palmar arch. terior communicating), (3). Pharyngeal. Pterygopalatine. Pharyngeal. Spheno-palatine. Pharyngeal, as- First branch excending. ternal carotid. Phrenic. Ascending cervical. Phrenic, superior Internal mammary. (or comes nervi phrenic i). Plantar arch. External plantar artery. Plantar, deep. Metatarsal. Plantar, external. Posterior tibial. Plantar, internal. Posterior tibial. Popliteal. Continuation of fe- Knee and moral. ch092.xhtml p 87