Lab 9 Flashcards

1
Q

What happened to the muscles pectoralis and trapezius in mammals?

A

a single muscle split into two discrete muscles that insert at different points

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2
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What are the most dramatic differences that distinguish muscles of mammals from other chordates? What does the complexity of these mammalian muscles allow?

A

cranial and appendicular musculature

allows them to be used in nursing, mastication, and communication (facial expression)

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3
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Compare muscles of mammals to amphibians.

A
  • facial muscles of mammals are homologous to two muscles only in amphibians
  • five mammalian branchiomeric muscles (masseter and temporalis) are homologous to the adductor mandibulae of amphibians
  • mylohyoid and digastric of mammals are homologous to the intermandibularis of amphibians
  • sternohyoid, omohyoid, thyrohyoideus are homologous to just one muscle in amphibians
  • caudofemoralis, semitendinosus, biceps femoris, semimembranosus and gracilis are homologous to only two muscles of salamanders
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4
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What is different about the pectoral girdle of mammals compared to amphibians?

A
  • pectoral girdle of mammals is not attached to the vertebral column
  • it is suspended by a sling of muscles between the two scapulae which have spines for muscle attachment
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5
Q

Why is the pectoral girdle of mammals not attached to the vertebral column?

A

to absorb shock of the front limbs hitting the ground, reducing the jarring of the viscera and brain

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6
Q

What is the function of the cutaneous trunci? Where does it originate and insert?

A

moves the skin, originates from some of the shoulder muscles and inserts on the underside of the skin

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7
Q

What is the role of the cremasteric pouch?

A

contains the testes, blood vessels and sperm ducts

penis embedded within it

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8
Q

Since minks are part of the skunk family, what structure releases the foul smell?

A

musk glands (sacs on either side of anus, just ventral to the tail)

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9
Q

What is the platysma? Function?

A

a cutaneous muscle derived from the hyoid (neck) musculature that controls
facial muscles that control eyelids, lips, nose, pinnae

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10
Q

What two salivary glands are located close to the hyoid venous arch?

A

mandibular gland and parotid gland

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11
Q

What are the two components of the trapezius? What are their functions?

A

trapezius cervicis=protracts the shoulder

trapezius thoracis=retracts the shoulder

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12
Q

in general, where do dorsal muscles of the shoulder usually insert?

A

humerus

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13
Q

What are the two components of the extensor carpi?

A

radialis and ulnaris

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14
Q

Which is the largest thigh muscle?

A

biceps femoris

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15
Q

What is the fascia latae?

A

covers the lateral surface of the thigh, attached to the tensor fasciae latae

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16
Q

Which is the largest muscle along the caudolateral surface of the shank?

A

gastrocnemius-lateralis

17
Q

High gear vs low gear muscles.

A

high gear=low force

low gear=high force

18
Q

Which muscle is fan-shaped?

A

serratus ventralis

19
Q

What is the relative size of temporalis and digastric in herbivores compared to carnivores?

A

temporalis is smaller in herbivores

digastric larger in herbivores

20
Q

What are the two portions of triceps brachii?

A

longus and laterallis

21
Q

True or false. Gluteus superficialis is larger in quadripeds.

A

True

22
Q

What allows young mammals to nurse?

A

facial muscles

23
Q

Match.
Scalenus, rectus thoracis, serratus ventralis, longus colli

retracts ribs, suspends pectoral girdle, flexor of neck, pulls ribs towards head

A

scalenus: pulls ribs towards the head
rectus thoracis: retracts ribs
serratus ventralis: suspends pectoral girdle
longus colli: flexor of neck

24
Q

Which muscles insert on humerus?

A

teres major, subscapularis, scapuldeltoideus

25
Q

Which muscles insert on femur?

A

adductor femoris

26
Q

Match the muscle to its origin.
masseter, cleidomastoideus, rectus thoracis, scalaenus, sartorius

illium, clavicle, cervical vertebra, sternum, zygomatic arch

A
masseter-zygomatic arch
cleidomastoideus-clavicle
rectus thoracis-sternum
scalaenus-cervical vertrebra
sartorius-ilium
27
Q

Match.
Teres major, sternomastoideus, tensor fascia latae, semitendinosus

retracts and rotates brachium, flexes shank, depresses or rotates head, abducts and protracts thigh

A

teres major-retracts and rotates brachium
sternnomastoideus-depresses or rotates head
tensor fascia latae-abducts and protracts thigh
semitendinosus-flexes shank

28
Q

Serratus ventralis is composed of what two parts?

A

cervicis and thoracis