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bone origins

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trapezius   dorsal midline of neck and thorax  
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rhomboideus   -caudal surface of skull -dorsal midline of neck and thorax  
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serratus ventralis   -last 5 cervical vertebrae -first 7-8 ribs  
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omotransversarius   wing of atlas  
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brachiocephalicus   -mastoid process -cranial half of dorsal midline of neck  
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latissimus dorsi   spinous process of thoracic and first few lumbar vertebrae via the toracolumbar fascia  
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superficial pectoral   cranial sternum  
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deep pectoral   length of sternum  
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extrinsic muscles attaching to scapula   trapezius rhomboideus serratus ventralis omotransversarius  
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extrinsic muscles attaching to humerus   brachipcephalicus latissimus dorsi superficial pectoral deep pectoral  
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craniolateral muscles of forearm   extensor carpi radialis common digital extensor lateral digital extensor ulnaris lateralis abductor pollicus longus  
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caudomedial muscles of forearm   flexor carpi ulnaris flexor carpi radialis superficial digital flexor deep digital flexor ***all have an origin at medial epicondyle of humerus***  
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lateral muscles of shoulder   supraspinatus infraspinatus deltoideus  
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medial muscles of shoulder   subscapularis teres major  
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branial muscles of arm   biceps brachii brachialis  
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caudal muscles of arm   tensor fascia antebrachii triceps brachii  
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extensor carpi radialis   lateral epicondyle of humerus  
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common digital extensor   lateral epicondyle of humerus  
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lateral digital extensor   lateral epicondyle of humerus  
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ulnaris lateralis   lateral epicondyle of humerus  
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abductor pollicus longus   -middle third of lateral border of ulna -adjacent interosseous membrane  
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muscles with origin at lateral epicondyle of humerus   extensor carpi radialis common digital extensor lateral digital extensor ulnaris lateralis  
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flexor carpi ulnaris   -medial epicondyle of humerus -caudomedial surface of olecranon of ulna  
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flexor carpi radialis   medial epicondyle of humerus  
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superficial digital flexor   medial epicondyle of humerus  
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deep digital flexor   -medial epicondyle of humerus -caudal border of ulna -medial border of radius  
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supraspinatus   supraspinous fossa of scapula  
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infraspinatus   infraspinous fossa of scapula  
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deltoideus   spine and acromion of scapula  
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subscapularis   subscapular fossa of scapula  
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teres major   proximal portion of distal border of scapula  
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biceps brachii   supraglenoid tubercle of scapula  
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brachialis   proximal part of lateral humerus (brachial groove)  
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tensor fascia antebrachii   fascia on lateral surface of latissimus dorsi  
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triceps brachii   -long:caudal border of scapula, distal to origin of teres major m. -lateral: tricipital line of humerus -medial: crest of lesser tubercle -accessory: neck of humerus  
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