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P-ISSN: 2349-6800, E-ISSN: 2320-7078

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies

2019, Vol. 7, Issue 6
Gross and morphometrical studies on the humerus of Indian Barking deer (Muntiacus muntjak)
Photograph showing lengths of different segments of humerus of Indian Barking deer
Fig. 1: Photograph showing lengths of different segments of humerus of Indian Barking deer
Photograph showing lengths of different segments of humerus of Indian Barking deer (contd.)
Fig. 2: Photograph showing lengths of different segments of humerus of Indian Barking deer (contd.)
Photograph showing lateral surface of humerus of Indian Barking deer showing triangular shaped area for insertion of infra-spinatus muscle (*), deltoid ridge (R) and deltoid tuberosity (T)
Fig. 3: Photograph showing lateral surface of humerus of Indian Barking deer showing triangular shaped area for insertion of infra-spinatus muscle (*), deltoid ridge (R) and deltoid tuberosity (T)
Photograph showing medial surface of humerus of Indian Barking deer showing teres tubercle (T), medial tuberosity (M), lateral tuberosity (L) and two spine-like structures on lateral tuberosity (encircled)
Fig. 4: Photograph showing medial surface of humerus of Indian Barking deer showing teres tubercle (T), medial tuberosity (M), lateral tuberosity (L) and two spine-like structures on lateral tuberosity (encircled)
Photograph showing anterior surface of humerus of Indian Barking deer showing medial tuberosity (M) and lateral tuberosity (L) curving over the bicipital groove (B), radial fossa (R), medial condyle (C1) and lateral condyle (C2)
Fig. 5: Photograph showing anterior surface of humerus of Indian Barking deer showing medial tuberosity (M) and lateral tuberosity (L) curving over the bicipital groove (B), radial fossa (R), medial condyle (C1) and lateral condyle (C2)
Photograph showing distal extremity of humerus of Indian Barking deer showing nutrient foramen (encircled) and deep olecranon fossa (O)
Fig. 6: Photograph showing distal extremity of humerus of Indian Barking deer showing nutrient foramen (encircled) and deep olecranon fossa (O)

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