Croup Muscles, Caudal leg, Medial thigh muscles: Adductor muscles, Femoral muscles: Extensors of the stifle joint, Caudal thigh ‘Hamstring’ muscles

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The M. gluteus superficialis has which origin?
Gluteal fascia, lateral part of the sacrum, first caudal vertegra and the sacrotuberous ligament
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of the Caudal leg (crural) muscles (All are innervated by the tibial n) where is the insertion point of the M. gastrocnemius?
Tuber calcanei
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Medial crural fascia, tuber calcanei by the medial calcanean tract is the insertion point for which medial thigh muscle?
M. gracilis
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Abductor of the limb, giving insignificant support to the m.biceps femoris is the function of which hamstring muscle?
M. abductor cruris caudalis
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The M. semitendinosus has which insertion point?
Medial surface of the tibia; tuber calcanei with the tarsal tendon of the m. gracilis (medial calcanean tract)
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The M. semitendinosus has which function:
Extensor of the hip, stifle, and tarsal joints in the weight-bearing limb; its attachment to the medial surface of the tibia flexes the stifle joint in the non-weight bearing limb, in the non-weight bearing limb, draws the limb medially and caudally
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of the Caudal leg (crural) muscles (All are innervated by the tibial n) where is the insertion point of the M. gastrocnemius?

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Tuber calcanei

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Medial crural fascia, tuber calcanei by the medial calcanean tract is the insertion point for which medial thigh muscle?

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Abductor of the limb, giving insignificant support to the m.biceps femoris is the function of which hamstring muscle?

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The M. semitendinosus has which insertion point?

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