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Eastern grey kangaroo is a large herbivorous marsupial animal found in southern and eastern areas of Australia. It belongs to Family Macropodidae .The present investigation was carried out on the carcasses of eight adult eastern grey kangaroos for studying the gross anatomy of the muscles of the antebrachium and manus regions. The antebrachial muscles classified into: Adorso-lateral group which comprise; Mm. extensor carpi radialis, extensor digitorum communis, extensor digitorum lateralis, extensor digiti I and extensor carpi obliquus. Functionally, these muscles represented the extensors for the carpal and digital joints. As well as M. ulnaris lateralis it acts flexion of the carpal. In addition to M. brachioradialis and supinator which located in the flexor angle of the elbow joint and serve to turn the forepaw around the long axis. BPalmar group which comprise; Mm. flexor carpi radialis, flexor carpi ulnaris, palmaris longus, flexor digitorum superficialis and profundus. In addition to Mm. pronator teres and pronator quadratus which rotate the forearm medially. Functionally, these muscles represented the flexors of the carpal and digital joints. In conclusion, the antebrachium and manus regions in eastern grey kangaroo resemble nearly that of other macropod and carnivores in general, however, some original differences were detected between them in this study.

Some Anatomical Studies on the Muscles of the Antebrachium and Manus Regions of Eastern Grey Kangaroo (Macropus giganteus)