Anatomy B/C

[aubrey048]

Last year, I found the nats test to be far easier than the state test. It covered basically what was on the rules page.

That is quite reasonable. My region should follow suit. IT MAKES SENSE!!! (WHY PUT INFO IN THE RULES IF YOU DON'T EXPECT REGIONS TO DRAW FROM THAT INFO?) *facepalm*

[49ers]

does anyone know where the buccinator is located? i can't find it anywhere!
also the Frontalis?
Occipitofrontalis?
Zygomaticus major?
Masseter?
Thank you so much in very advance though i hope i can recieve a response before 1200 am tomorrow!

[aubrey048]

I suggest you check out this link*: http://scioly.org/wiki/Muscle_List

All of the muscles you need to know (plus a few others) are there.
*(credit goes to Kokonilly for compiling the great Wiki page! )

[pinacoladapie]

does anyone know where the buccinator is located? i can't find it anywhere!
also the Frontalis?
Occipitofrontalis?
Zygomaticus major?
Masseter?
Thank you so much in very advance though i hope i can recieve a response before 1200 am tomorrow!

All the muscles you've listed are in the head/face.

[Kokonilly]

does anyone know where the buccinator is located? i can't find it anywhere!
also the Frontalis?
Occipitofrontalis?
Zygomaticus major?
Masseter?
Thank you so much in very advance though i hope i can recieve a response before 1200 am tomorrow!

Buccinator: cheeks
Frontalis: forehead
Occipitofrontalis: forehead and back of head
Zygomaticus major: near the mouth
Masseter: lifts the jaw, you can find it

And yeah, Aubrey's link is pretty good (I compiled the info from several medical websites, should be fairly reliable - I don't know about the pictures, but they seem to be fine).

[TheGenius]

http://scioly.org/wiki/Muscle_List

Why does the muscle list on the Anatomy Wiki lead to a different muscle list?

[paleonaps]

That is the muscle list, with pictures. I hate to brag, but... my idea!

[aubrey048]

That is the muscle list, with pictures. I hate to brag, but... my idea!

I get some credit too though! I added a few pictures!

But, all bragging aside, it really is a nice resource. There are some other great resources on the Anatomy wiki page under links that I encourage everyone to at least glance at. They helped me a lot. Also, invest in a good anatomy textbook, as was mentioned WAY earlier on this thread.

[TheGenius]

The link on http://scioly.org/wiki/Anatomy/Muscular leads to this muscle list, http://scioly.org/wiki/Anatomy/Muscle_List, which seems somewhat inferior to http://scioly.org/wiki/Muscle_List.

[aubrey048]

Good point, TheGenius! I'll have to fix that.

Edit: It has been fixed. Thanks again!