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316-320. Muscles of the Iliac and Anterior Femoral Regions (Human)—Muscles of the Inner Aspect of the
Thigh (Human)—Muscles of the Front of the Leg; Anterior Tibio-fibular Region (Human)—Super-
ficial and Certain of the Deep Muscles of the Lower Leg as seen from Behind (Human)—Muscles of the
Back of the Leg, Deep Layer (Human) .
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BONES OF THE RIGHT FOOT SEEN FROM THE INSIDE (Human)
§ 321. Longitudinal Section of the Soft and Hard Parts of the Foot (Human) 1058
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322-326. Muscles of the Sole of the Foot, Superficial Layer (Human)—Muscles of the Sole of the Foot, Second
Layer (Human)—Muscles of the Sole of the Foot, Third or Deepest Layer (Human)—The Dorsal and
Plantar Interossei Muscles of the Foot (Human)—The Foot of Man adapted to the Erect Position .
DESIGN AS MANIFESTED IN THE HUMAN FOOT, HAND, AND ORGANS OF
LOCOMOTION
§ 327. The Human Foot and Hand in Relation to the Foot of the Horse and the Wing of the Bird, Bat, and
Pterodactyl .
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Design as Displayed in the Muscular System generally 1067
§ 328. Extended General Statement and Review of the whole Subject .
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VOLUME THREE
ANIMAL LOCOMOTION
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329-331. Fundamental Axioms—Of Uniform Motion—Motion Uniformly Varied . 1091
§ 332. The Legs move largely as Pendulums owing to the Force of Gravitation 1091
§§ 333-334. Resistance of Fluids—Mechanical Effects on Animals immersed in them 1091
§ 335. Centre of Gravity—The Lever—Its Relation to Stability 1091
§ 336. Bones—Joints—Ligaments .
PASSIVE ORGANS OF LOCOMOTION
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§ 337. Effect of Atmospheric Pressure on Limbs 1094
§ 338. Muscles, their Properties, Arrangement, Mode of Action, &c. .
ACTIVE ORGANS OF LOCOMOTION
§ 339. The Distribution of the Muscles of the Horse .
§ 340. The Traveling Surfaces of Animals Modified and Adapted to the Medium on or in which they Move 1100
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MOVEMENTS IN RUDIMENTARY LIVING MATTER
§ 341. Instantaneous Photography a Valuable Aid in Determining Animal Movements jj^jj^
PROGRESSION ON THE LAND
§§ 342-345. The Creeping of the Serpent—The Locomotion of Birds (the Ostrich, Adjutant, &c.) Locomotion
in Man—Locomotion of the Horse ... . 1115-1131