In the sheep and goat anatomy category, you will find the anatomical description of different organs from ruminants like sheep, goats, and cows. All the articles in this category are written with well-researched content and provide huge labeled diagrams and videos.
The number and type of permanent teeth in a cow are fixed. Here, I will answer the question – how many teeth does a cow have? Quick answer: the cow has 32 permanent teeth in both upper and lower jaws. There are no incisors teeth in the upper jaw of the cows, which is termed … Read more
The placenta of a cow consists of adjacent fetal and maternal tissue. You will see the fetal cotyledons and maternal caruncles in the structure of the cow placenta. Here, I will show you the anatomy of the ruminant placentas, like cows and goats. You will also get the difference between the cows’ and goats’ placentas … Read more
The inguinal canal contents in male and female animals like bull cows differ slightly. However, the boundaries of the inguinal canal in bulls and cows are almost similar. Here, I will show you the boundary and contents of the inguinal canal from various animals. I will describe all the canal structures from a male bull … Read more
The ligamentum nuchae in an ox is better developed than that of the horse. It is part of the supraspinous ligament and plays a major role in intra-neural articulation. I will show you the location and anatomical features of the ligamentum nuchae in bovine. You will also understand the exact extension of this structure in … Read more
The spermatic cord contents in animals like bulls, tomcats, dogs, and stallions are almost similar. It is a structure found in male animals and is considered an essential part of their reproductive system. Here, I will show you the location of the spermatic cord in animals with their contents. You will clearly understand the number … Read more
While studying animal myology, you might be familiar with the term – linea alba. This article might help you to explore the answer of – what is the linea alba of cows, dogs, and other animals. Quick answer: linea alba in cows, dogs, and other animals is the white fibrous connective tissue raphe extending from … Read more