The Anthromica Library
The human body one structure at a time. Every page has a 3D model you can turn, with its parts numbered on it, where it sits, what it does and what supplies it.
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- Fibularis longus muscleMusculus fibularis longusFibularis longus is the superficial muscle on the outer side of the leg whose tendon crosses under the sole to the first metatarsal.
- Fibularis tertius muscleMusculus fibularis tertiusFibularis tertius is a small muscle in the front of the lower leg, often described as a fifth slip of extensor digitorum longus.
- Flexor carpi radialisFlexor radialis carpiFlexor carpi radialis is a superficial muscle of the front of the forearm that bends the wrist and tilts the hand towards the thumb.
- Flexor digiti minimi of footFlexor digiti minimi pedis pedisFlexor digiti minimi brevis of the foot is a small muscle under the fifth metatarsal that bends the little toe at its base.
- Flexor digiti minimi of handFlexor digiti minimi manusFlexor digiti minimi brevis, a small hypothenar muscle, lies in the palm and bends the little finger at its knuckle.
- Flexor digitorum brevisFlexor brevis digitorumFlexor digitorum brevis is the central muscle of the first layer of the sole, sending split tendons to the four lesser toes.
- Flexor digitorum longusMusculus flexor digitorum longusFlexor digitorum longus is a deep calf muscle lying against the tibia whose tendons curl the four lesser toes.
- Flexor digitorum profundusFlexor profundus digitorumFlexor digitorum profundus is the deep finger flexor of the forearm, the only muscle able to bend the fingertips at their last joint.
- Flexor hallucis longusFlexor longus hallucisFlexor hallucis longus is a strong deep calf muscle on the fibular side whose tendon bends the big toe and powers push-off.
- Flexor pollicis longusFlexor longus pollicisFlexor pollicis longus is a deep muscle on the front of the forearm that bends the tip of the thumb.
- Frontalis muscleMusculus frontalisThe frontalis is the thin, broad muscle sheet over the forehead that raises the eyebrows and wrinkles the forehead skin horizontally.
- Genioglossus muscleMusculus genioglossusThe genioglossus is the fan-shaped muscle rising from the inner chin that forms most of the tongue and pushes it out.
- Geniohyoid muscleMusculus geniohyoideusGeniohyoid is a narrow strap muscle in the floor of the mouth, running from the back of the chin to the hyoid bone.
- Gluteus maximus muscleMusculus gluteus maximusGluteus maximus is the large, thick muscle of the buttock that extends and laterally rotates the hip and steadies the pelvis.
- Gluteus medius muscleMusculus gluteus mediusGluteus medius is the broad, fan-shaped muscle on the outer side of the hip bone that holds the pelvis level when walking.
- Gluteus minimus muscleMusculus gluteus minimusGluteus minimus is the smallest and deepest gluteal muscle, a fan beneath gluteus medius running from the ilium to the greater trochanter.
- Gracilis muscleMusculus gracilisGracilis is the long, slender strap muscle running down the inner side of the thigh from the pubis to below the knee.
- Humeral head of extensor carpi ulnarisCaput humerale extensoris ulnaris carpiThis is the upper, humeral head of the ulnar wrist extensor, arising from the outer elbow and running down the back of the forearm.
- Humeral head of flexor carpi ulnarisCaput humerale musculi flexoris carpi ulnarisThe humeral head is the upper, elbow-born part of flexor carpi ulnaris, the wrist flexor on the little finger side of the forearm.
- Humero-ulnar head of flexor digitorum superficialisCaput humeroulnare musculi flexoris digitorum superficialisThe humero-ulnar head is the larger, upper origin of flexor digitorum superficialis, arising from the inner elbow and the ulna.
- Hyoglossus muscleMusculus hyoglossusThe hyoglossus is a thin, flat tongue muscle rising from the hyoid bone into the side of the tongue, which it pulls down.
- Iliacus muscleMusculus iliacusIliacus is the flat, triangular muscle lining the iliac fossa inside the pelvis, joining psoas major to flex the hip.
- Iliococcygeus muscleMusculus iliococcygeusIliococcygeus is the thin, hindmost sheet of levator ani, stretched from the side wall of the pelvis to the coccyx.
- Iliocostalis colli muscleMusculus iliocostalis colliIliocostalis colli is the uppermost part of the iliocostalis column, linking the upper rib angles to the lower cervical transverse processes.