Sternomastoid (#20) 
Clavobrachialis / Deltoid (#2)
Pectoantebrachialis (#14)
Pectoralis major (#15)
Pectoralis minor (#16)
Xiphihumeralis (#21)
External oblique (#8)
Acromiotrapezius (#2)
Clavotrapezius (#6)
Triceps (lateral head) (#8)
...................(long head) (#11)
Latissimus dorsi (#9)
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Biceps Femoris (#2)
Gastrocnemius (#7)
Sartorius (#15)
Semitendinosus (#20)
Gluteus maximus (#8)
Tibialis anterior (#18)
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Rectus Abdominus (#12)
Sartorius (#13)
Gracilis (#8)
Semitendinosus (#14)
Extra Credit:
Find the rectus femoris by separating the sartorius and biceps femoris. The rectus femoris is a deep muscle between the two.
Locate the palmaris longus and the brachioradialis in the upper limb of the cat.