The 7th cervical vertebrae of an ox are the last bone of the neck. It articulates cranially with the caudal part of the 6th and caudally with the 1st thoracic vertebrae. Here, I will show the typical features of the 7th cervical vertebra from the ox neck. You will learn why an ox’s seventh cervical … Read more
The 6th cervical vertebrae of ox show little different osteological features than typical. If you want to know the unique features of the 6th cervical vertebra from the ox neck, this article is for you. The 6th cervical vertebra of an ox (sixth) possesses body, arch, and processes like the typical vertebrae. You will find … Read more
The axis of an ox is the second cervical vertebra that shows unique and modified osteological features. You will find the cranial dens and undivided transverse process in the structure of the axis bone of the oxes. Here, I will share the essential osteological facts of the bovine axis bone with the labeled diagram. After … Read more
The sacrum of an ox is the single bone or false vertebra located in the axial skeleton. It cranially connects with the last lumbar and caudally with the first coccygeal vertebra. Here, you will learn the anatomy of the ox sacrum with the labeled diagram. I will show and describe every single osteological feature from … Read more
The atlas of an ox is the first cervical vertebra which is highly modified in conformity. And this modification of the ox atlas is for the unique function of support and movement of the head. In this article, I will describe the osteological features of cow or ox atlas bone with a labeled diagram. You … Read more
The cow tail bone consists of incomplete caudal vertebrae. These incomplete vertebrae form the skeleton of the cow tail. Here, I will show you the details anatomical features of cow tail skeleton along with their number. You will find the features of the body, arch, and processes from the ox tail bones with the labeled … Read more