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==Pelvic Girdle==

==Pelvic Girdle==

[[Image:Pelvis.png|thumb|right|250px|Pelvis - Wikimedia Commons 2008]]

[[Image:Pelvis.png|thumb|right|250px|Pelvis - Wikimedia Commons 2008]]

Larger species have a more vertical ilium, bringing the sacroiliac joint (and with it the weight of the trunk) closer to the hip. Smaller species have an oblique ilium. The dog has a stout cord extending between the sacrum and lateral ischial tuberosity, this is not present in the cat. In ungulates, the '''sacrosciatic ligament''' expands to a broad sheet.

Larger species have a more vertical ilium, bringing the sacroiliac joint (and with it the weight of the trunk) closer to the hip. Smaller species have an oblique ilium. The dog has a stout cord extending between the sacrum and lateral ischial tuberosity, this is not present in the cat. In ungulates, the '''sacrosciatic ligament''' expands to a broad sheet.

==Links==

|videos = [http://stream2.rvc.ac.uk/Frean/sheep/SacroSciaticLigament.wmv Sacrosciatic Ligament of the Sheep]

|CAL = [[Canine Radiographic Anatomy resource|Interactive programme where you can explore the radiographic anatomy of the dog, including the pelvis]]

|dragster = [[Canine Pelvis Radiographical Anatomy Resources (I & II)]]<br>[[Canine Pelvis Skeletal Anatomy Resources (I & II)]]<br>[[Canine Pelvis Surface Anatomy Resources (I & II)]]<br>[[Canine Pelvis and Femoral Region Surface Anatomy Resource]]<br>[[Equine Abdomen and Hip Surface Anatomy Resource]]<br>[[Equine Pelvis and Genitalia Surface Anatomy Resource]]

|OVAM = [http://www.onlineveterinaryanatomy.net/content/muscle-flashcards-hip-quicktime Muscle flashcards - muscles of the canine hip]

[[Category:Musculoskeletal System - Anatomy & Physiology]]

[[Category:Musculoskeletal System - Anatomy & Physiology]]

[[Category:A&P Done]]

[[Category:A&P Done]]