👉 Squamously is a term used in the context of anatomy and physiology to describe a type of muscle. It refers to a muscular tissue that has a smooth, round shape, similar to a squamate. This type of muscle is commonly found in muscles such as the hamstrings, quadriceps, and rotator cuff muscles. The term "squamously" suggests that this type of muscle is generally easier to work with than other types of muscles due to its smoother appearance.
