Great tit (Parus major) perched on bird feeder

Femoral sheath. B. Transverse section through femoral vessels and nerve. Note that the psoas major tendon separates the femoral artery from the hip joint. Insert image indiates level of dissection.

Vintage World War II poster showing the Island of Britain and major items.

Posterior view of both teres major muscles with bony attachments.

Anterior view of deep dissection of anterior abdominal wall. On right side most of external oblique muscle is excised. On left, rectus abdominis muscle is excised and internal oblique muscle is divided. Arrows indicate levels of 2. 7B, C, and D.

Transverse section through shoulder joint and axilla. The insert indicates the level of dissection.

Suboccipital region.

Hip joint. B. Posterior view.

Posterior view of the cutaneous nerves of the back and first two muscle layers with trapezius muscle severed and reflected on the left.

Right Hip Ligaments Posterior Unlabeled

Anterior Torso Referred Pain: Serratus to Ilioposas Unlabeled

Anatomy of iliopsoa, also known as the dorsal hip muscles.

Anterior Torso Trigger Points: Pectoralis and Serratus Major and Rectus Abdominus Unlabeled

Great tit (Parus major)