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puboischiofemoralis muscle
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puboischiofemoralis muscle

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  • striated muscle; human biceps muscle
    muscle
    / Tetrapod musculature

    …single large muscle in reptiles, puboischiofemoralis, runs from the bones of the pelvis to the femur (the proximal bone of the hind limb). This reptilian muscle appears to be represented by three mammalian hip muscles: psoas, iliacus, and pectineus. Iliofemoralis acts as an abductor of the hip in reptiles and…

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    …single large muscle in reptiles, puboischiofemoralis, runs from the bones of the pelvis to the femur (the proximal bone of the hind limb). This reptilian muscle appears to be represented by three mammalian hip muscles: psoas, iliacus, and pectineus. Iliofemoralis acts as an abductor of the hip in reptiles and…

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