1960
DOI: 10.1007/bf00522412
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“…The muscle is broader at its insertion than at the origin, the proportion being about 2:1. The findings of other authors (Lampert, 1926;Sandifort, 1834;Starck and Schneider, 1960) (Schon, 1964a Hill (1962) Cebus (Campbell, 1937). Lampert (1926) (Lampert, 1926 (1908) as possessing a central tendon larger than in any other platyrrhine and shaped very much like that of man.…”
Section: Perineal Groupmentioning
confidence: 80%
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“…The muscle is broader at its insertion than at the origin, the proportion being about 2:1. The findings of other authors (Lampert, 1926;Sandifort, 1834;Starck and Schneider, 1960) (Schon, 1964a Hill (1962) Cebus (Campbell, 1937). Lampert (1926) (Lampert, 1926 (1908) as possessing a central tendon larger than in any other platyrrhine and shaped very much like that of man.…”
Section: Perineal Groupmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…stylohyoideus: A long, well-developed muscle which connects the anteroinferior aspect of the petrous bone to the hypohyale (Schon, 1964a;Sirena, 1871 Function : The jDossible importance of this muscle in relation to the howling mechanism was previously reported (Schon, 1964a (Schon, 1964a) Lampert (1926) and Sandifort (1834) The intrinsic muscles of the larynx which also belong in the vag accessory group have been extensively dealt with by several invest gators. Starck and Schneider (1960) present an excellent summary ' these structures. Kelemen and Sade (1960) were also concerned wit them in their study made with gross microscopic sections of the laryr in three specimens of Alouatta palliata.…”
Section: Facial Musculaturementioning
confidence: 99%