The chicken digestive system has some outstanding anatomical features than that of a mammal. But the basic pattern of the digestive tract is similar to some of the mammals. The upper part of the avian digestive tract shows adaptation for the flight. This article will show you the essential anatomical facts of different organs from the chicken digestive … Read more
The organs of the bird respiratory system possess some outstanding anatomical features from that of mammals. Here, I will show you the anatomy of every single organ from the bird respiratory system with a labeled diagram. In most of the organ anatomy, I have taken examples from the chicken respiratory system. But, I will also … Read more
The brachial plexus of ox derives from the ventral branches of the last three cervical and first two thoracic nerves. If you want to get the best guide to learn the anatomy of the brachial plexus of an ox, this article is for you. Here, I will show you the formation of brachial plexus, branches, and … Read more
The stomach of a cow is a significant dilatation of the alimentary canal just behind the diaphragm. You will find a structural variation on a cow’s stomach compared to that of a dog or a horse. The animal lover has a common inquiry: how many stomachs does a cow have. Nice, today I will provide the … Read more
The chicken skeleton is unlike that of any other group of animals. A combination of reduction in the total number of bones and the fusion of many joints has resulted in a chicken or bird skeleton. Therefore, you will find a different skeletal modification in a chicken or bird. This article will show you the detailed anatomy … Read more
The stomach of ruminants comprises four structurally distinct parts. Histologically, you will find a non-glandular mucosa having keratinized stratified squamous epithelium in the first three parts (rumen, reticulum, and omasum) of the ruminant stomach. I will show you everything about the rumen histology slide with their identification point and labeled diagram. I will also show you the … Read more