− | The horse lacks an acromion, it has a '''tuber scapular''' half way along the spine. The scapular cartilage is reasonably extensive compared to other species. | + | The scapular is roughly triangular in shape and flat. It lies against the thoracic wall in a cranioventral direction. It does not form a true articulation with the trunk, instead forming a '''synsarcosis'''; meaning it is attached by only muscles. The horse lacks an acromion, it has a '''tuber scapular''' half way along the spine. The scapular cartilage is reasonably extensive compared to other species. |