Hindlimb bony landmarks Crossword

Most proximal bone of the hindlimb.
Wide, concave, cranial portion of the ilium that features attachment of the gluteal muscles and tensor fasciae latae.
Site of attachment for the teres ligament on the femur.
Thick caudolateral bony protrusion that serves as the origin of attachment for the semimembranosus and semitendonosus.
The entire length of the dorsal iliac spine.
The entire length of the ventral iliac spine.
Proximal portion of the femur enabling articulation with the pelvis.
Point of insertion of the middle and deep gluteal muscles.
Point of insertion of the ilioposas muscle.
Point of insertion for the superficial gluteal muscle.
Smooth surface bordered by two vertical ridges located on the cranio-distal aspect of the femur.
Site of articulation for the teres ligament on the pelvis.
Sesamoid bones embedded within the tendons of origin of the gastrocnemius muscles caudal to the stifle.
Point of insertion of the patellar ligament.
Distal extremity of the fibula that features attachment of the lateral digital extensor muscle.
Paired and flat articular surfaces of the proximal tibia.
Slender, minor/non-weight-bearing long bone of the distolateral hindlimb.
Point of attachment for the extensor muscles of the hock.
Tarsal bone featuring a smooth groove for articulation with the tibia.
Largest bone within the middle row of tarsal bones.
Final bone within the distal row of tarsal bones.
Final metatarsal bone.
Paired small bones located on the plantar aspect of the MTP joint.
Bone of insertion of the deep digital flexor tendon.