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Muscular system of vertebrates / Seth M. Kisia, Daniel W. Onyango.

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Book
Author/Creator:
Kisia, Seth M.
Contributor:
Onyango, Daniel W.
Series:
Biological systems in vertebrates ; v. 3.
Biological systems in vertebrates ; v. 3
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Anatomy, Comparative.
Muscles.
Vertebrates--Anatomy.
Vertebrates.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (128 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Enfield, N.H. : Science Publishers, c2005.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Covers salient topics relevant to the understanding of vertebrate musculature, including, evolution and development of various muscles, the various types present and their morphological organization and physiology. This book will serve as a useful reference material for students of zoology, agriculture, ecology and other related fields, besides a reference to veterinary and medical students as well as scientists who wish to know the different muscles of vertebrates and their origin.
Contents:
Intro
Acknowledgements
Contents
1. General Introduction to Vertebrate Muscular System
THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM
Muscle Contraction
Tonic and Phasic Muscles
Development and Evolution of the Muscular System
Fish Muscular System
CLASSES OF VERTEBRATES
Jawless Fishes (Class Agnatha)
Jawed Fishes (Gnathostomes)
Placoderms
Chondrichthyes
Osteichthyes
TETRAPOD MUSCULAR SYSTEM
Amphibians
Reptiles
BIRDS
MAMMALS
2. Muscle Types
INTRODUCTION
Smooth Muscles
Cardiac Muscles
Intercalated disks
Impulse generation and conduction in cardiac uscles
Skeletal Muscles
FIBER TYPES
Tonic Muscle Fibers
Slow Phasic (Red) Fibers
Fast Phasic (White) Fibers
Intermediate Phasic (Pink) Fibers
Motor Unit
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES ASSOCIATED WITH MUSCLE
Fasciae
Synovial Bursae
Tendon Sheaths
Muscle pennation
Skeletal muscle movements and functions
Muscle groups in vertebrates
(i) Cutaneous muscles
(ii) Muscles of facial expression
(iii) Muscles of mastication
(iv) Hyoid muscles
(v) Extrinsic muscles of the tongue
(vi) Intrinsic muscles of the larynx
(vii) Muscles of the neck
(viii) Muscles of the thoracic girdle
(ix) Muscles of the thorax
(x) Muscles of the abdominal wall
(xi) Epaxial muscles of the back
(xii) Muscles of the tail
(xiii) Sublumbar muscles
(xiv) Muscles of the shoulder
(xv) Muscles of the elbow joint
(xvi) Rotators of the forearm
(xvii) Muscles of the carpal joint
(xviii) Muscles of the digits
(xix) Outer hip and croup muscles
(xx) Caudolateral muscles of the thigh (muscles of the buttocks)
(xxi) Medial muscles of the thigh
(xxii) Deep muscles of the hip joint
(xxiii) Special muscles of the stifle joint
(xxiv) Muscles of the hock joint
(xxv) Muscles of the digits.
3. Muscle Development
ORIGIN OF MUSCLE CELLS
ORIGIN OF VERTEBRATE MUSCULATURE
Muscles of the head
Muscles of the neck and trunk
Muscles of the limb
4. Muscle Contraction
SARCOMERE STRUCTURE
CONTRACTILE PROTEINS
Actin
Myosin
Tropomyosin
Troponin
Actinin
MECHANISM OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION
Smooth Muscle
REGULATION OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION
Cardiac Muscle
MUSCLE RELAXATION
TEMPERATURE AND SLIDING FILAMENT MECHANISM
TYPES OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION
Isometric Contractions
Isotonic Contractions
Negative Work Contractions
MUSCLE FATIGUE
RIGOR MORTIS
SHORTENING AND POWER OUTPUT OF MUSCLES
5. Body Support in Vertebrates
SWIMMING
Fish Swimming
Fish swimming movements
TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES
Birds
Tetrapods
BOW AND BOWSTRING ANALOGY
ADAPTATIONS
QUADRUPED LIMBS
Pectoral Limb
Pelvic Limb
Dynamics
6. Evolution of the Vertebrate Muscular System
EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES
VISCERAL ARCHES
BRANCHIOMERIC MUSCLES
MANDIBULAR MUSCLES
HYOID MUSCLES
MUSCLES OF THIRD AND SUCCESSIVE PHARYNGEAL ARCHES
HYPOBRANCHIAL MUSCLES
EPIBRANCHIAL MUSCLES
AXIAL MUSCULATURE
Epaxial Muscles
Hypaxial Muscles
APPENDICULAR MUSCLES
Pectoral Girdle Muscles
Pelvic Girdle Muscles
Electric Organs
Muscle Spindles
References
Index.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
1-281-82754-1
9786611827540
1-57808-587-X
OCLC:
646769401

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