* The full technical name of this muscle is pronator teres. The other pronator muscle, known as pronator quadratus, is depicted in the third drawing as a square band joining the two forearm bones close to the wrist (see Keele, Leonardo da Vinci’s Elements of the Science of Man, p. 270).

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