Locate the dogfish shark muscles based on the summary of its origin, insertion and action.Table 1. Dogfish Shark Musculature Summary TableMuscleOriginInsertionActionI. Parietal or somatic muscles(Axial)FinMusculatureII.(Appendicular)III. Branchial muscles(Constrictor Series)IV. Branchial muscles (LevatorSeries)V. Branchial muscles(Interracial Series)VI. Hypobranchial muscles

The spiny dogfish shark, Squalus acanthias, belongs to Chondrichthyes, which first appeared in the…

Locate the dogfish shark muscles based on the summary of its origin, insertion and action. Table 1. Dogfish Shark Musculature Summary Table Origin Muscle Insertion Action I. Parietal or somatic muscles (Axial) II. Fin Musculature (Appendicular) III. Branchial muscles (Constrictor Series) IV. Branchial muscles (Levator Series) V. Branchial muscles (Interracial Series) VI. Hypobranchial muscles

Locate the dogfish shark muscles based on the summary of its origin, insertion and action. Table 1. Dogfish Shark Musculature Summary Table Origin Muscle Insertion Action I. Parietal or somatic muscles (Axial) II. Fin Musculature (Appendicular) III. Branchial muscles (Constrictor Series) IV. Branchial muscles (Levator Series) V. Branchial muscles (Interracial Series) VI. Hypobranchial muscles

Fundamentals of Sectional Anatomy: An Imaging Approach

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