4. 3. Rectus abdominis (linea alba) 4. External oblique
5.  Internal oblique
6.  Transversus abdominis (notice the reflected internal obliques)
7.  Pectoralis minor
8.  Xiphihumeralis
10.  Latissimus dorsi

6. This picture shows the external oblique (the top portion of the picture) and the linea alba.  The linea alba has been picked away to show the rectus abdominis.

9. Levator Scapulae Ventralis 10. Triceps Long Head1.
Latissimus Dorsi 6.
Spinodeltoid 2.
Spinotrapezius 7.
Acromiodeltoid 3.
Acromiotrapezius 8.
Clavodeltoid 4.
Clavotrapezius 9.
Triceps Lateral Head 5.
Levator Scapulae Ventralis
10.
Triceps Long Head

14. Lower Limb: Lateral Superficial View
1. Biceps Femoris 2. Calcaneal Tendon 3. Caudofemoralis 4. Erector Spinae 5. Extensor Digitorum Longus 6. External Oblique 7. Flexor Hallucis Longus 8. Gastrocnemius 9. Gemellus Inferior 10. Gluteus Maximus 11. Gluteus Medius 12. Multifidus 13. Peroneus Brevis 14. Peroneus Longus 15. Peroneus Tertius 16. Sartorius 17. Semitendinosus 18. Soleus 19. Tensor Fasciae Latae 20. Tibialis Anterior 21. Vastus Lateralis

21. 2. Pectoantebrachialis (reflected) 3. Biceps brachii
1.  Clavobrachialis
2.  Pectoantebrachialis (reflected)
3.  Biceps brachii
4.  Epitrochlearis (reflected)
5.  Long head of Triceps brachii
6.  Brachioradialis
7.  Extensor carpi radialis longus
8.  Extensor carpi radialis brevis
9.  Pronator teres
10.  Flexor carpi radialis
11.  Palmaris longus

22. 1.  Digastric
2.  Mylohyoid
3.  Sternohyoid
4.  Sternomastoid
5.  Cleidomastoid

26. 1.
Scrotum 9.
Inguinal Canal 2.
Glans Penis
10.
Internal Spermatic Artery 3.
Prepuce (Foreskin)
11.
Vas Deferens 4.
Testis
12.
Bladder 5.
Epididymus
13.
Urethra 6.
Pampiniform Plexus
14.
Prostate Gland 7.
Spermatic Cord
15.
Cura of Penis 8.
Abdominal Wall
16.
Shaft of Penis