Anatomy of the Cat

by Jacob Reighard; H. S. Jennings

30. Flexor longus digitorum ([p. 208], and [Fig. 91], n). This may be divided very near its origin.

31. Tibialis posterior ([p. 208], and [Fig. 91], o). This may be divided near its tendon.

32. Peroneus longus ([p. 209], and [Fig. 90], q). The overlying tendons may be cut in tracing its insertion.

33. Peroneus brevis ([p. 210], and [Fig. 90], s).

34. Peroneus tertius ([p. 210], and [Fig. 90], r).

35. Extensor longus digitorum ([p. 210], and [Fig. 90], p).

36. Tibialis anterior ([p. 211], and [Fig. 90], n).

37. The extensor brevis digitorum ([p. 212], and [Fig. 90], u).

38. The quadratus plantæ ([p. 213]). It was cut in dissecting the flexor longus hallucis.

39. The lumbricales ([p. 213]).