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Hindlimb - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
Revision as of 13:03, 25 August 2012
, 13:03, 25 August 2012→Sacroiliac Joint
#'''Dorsal Sacroiliac ligaments''' - this is made up of two branches. The short branch connects the sacral tuber to either the mammilary processes (carnivores and pigs)or to the spinous processes (ruminants and horses) of the sacrum. The long branch connects the sacral tuber to the lateral aspect of the sacrum.
#'''Dorsal Sacroiliac ligaments''' - this is made up of two branches. The short branch connects the sacral tuber to either the mammilary processes (carnivores and pigs)or to the spinous processes (ruminants and horses) of the sacrum. The long branch connects the sacral tuber to the lateral aspect of the sacrum.
#The '''sacrotuberous ligament''' - is highly variable among species.
#The '''sacrotuberous ligament''' - is highly variable among species.
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===Coxafemoral/Hip Joint===
===Coxafemoral/Hip Joint===