Scientific atlas in progress
Non-pathological differences in the shape, course and number of human body structures. Documented with Latin terminology, bibliography and always-declared provenance.
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Zygomaticus major may be absent or doubled. Zygomaticus minor may be absent or it may be fused with zygomaticus major. In addition, the muscle may be doubled throughout or only at one end. Syn.: m. zygomaticus.
See Thyroarytenoideus .
See Quadriceps .
See Articularis genus .
See Pronator quadratus .
See Pronator quadratus .
Published articles that have since been revised.
Zygomaticus major may be absent or doubled. Zygomaticus minor may be absent or it may be fused with zygomaticus major. In addition, the muscle may be doubled throughout or only at one end. Syn.: m. zygomaticus.
See Thyroarytenoideus .
See Quadriceps .
