The =peroneus tertius= resembles that of the ox, but its tendon is not
perforated by that of the tibialis anterior, and ends on the inner
(second) large metatarsal bone, detaching a strong branch to the first
and second tarsal bones.
The =tibialis anterior= arises on the tibial crest. Its tendon passes
over the hock along the inner border of the tendon of the peroneus
tertius (both being bound down by an annular ligament), and is inserted
into the inner (second) metatarsal and first tarsal bones.
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