III. Muscles of the Arm

The biceps is smaller and less tendinous, and is situated more internally than in the horse. The tendon of origin is flat, and is bound down in the bicipital groove by a fibrous band. (In the sheep the tendon is round and passes through the shoulder joint.)

The internal head of the triceps is more developed than in the horse.

The tensor fasciæ antibrachii is a slender muscle.