You know, animal joints are the structure formed by the union of two or more articular ends of bones or cartilage with the help of certain binding materials. Okay, you will find different types of joints in animals; you may read this article for more information if you want. This single article will provide all the list … Read more
I have described the systemic anatomy (best method to learn veterinary anatomy) here in anatomy learner. Today in this post, I will describe another essential anatomy learning method: surface anatomy. Hi dear anatomy lover, do you want to know about the surface anatomy in details with examples? Great, in this article, I will describe surface anatomy, the importance of surface … Read more
There are different types of methods to learn veterinary gross anatomy for anatomy learner. The best and common method that we usually follow is systemic anatomy learning method. In this systemic anatomy method you will learn the different organs system serially without going the details anatomy of the surroundings. Hi dear new anatomy learner, welcome … Read more
Features of a typical verterba are so important for further study and identification of animal vertebrae from different region. In a typical vertebra structure you will find the body, arch and processes. Dear anatomy lover, welcome back again to anatomy learner and thank you so much for getting into this article. If you love to … Read more
Do you want to learn most important topics from veterinary applied anatomy? In this article I am going to share 8+ important information and topographic anatomy of different organs, structures from animal that you should know. After reading this article you will get a complete overview of applied veterinary anatomy. You will also get the … Read more
Tibia and fibula of ox are the strong and massive bone of ox skeleton. The tibia and fibula of ox are two separate bones where the proximal end of fibula is fused with the lateral condyle of tibia bone. Hey, do you want to learn anatomical features of tibia and fibula of ox? If you … Read more