The ileum histology slide consists of the four layers like tunica mucosa, submucosa, muscular, and serosa. Here, I will show you the detailed histological features of the wall of the ileum slide with a labeled diagram. I will also provide you with the important identification points for the ileum histology slide so that you may identify it so quickly. … Read more
The jejunum is the second part of the small intestine of an animal. In the jejunum histology, you will find the four different layers like a tubular organ with some other specific identifying features. Here, I will show you the different features of a jejunum histology slide with a labeled diagram. I will also describe the jejunum anatomy … Read more
While studying the gross animal anatomy, you will find different body cavities. These body cavities are the fluid-fill spaces or compartments that hold and protect the animal’s internal organs. Here, in this article, I will discuss the boundary of different body cavities and organs from the animal. You will also find the body cavities and organs labeled diagram so that you may identify … Read more
The bird leg anatomy exhibits several specialized features compared to that of mammals. They are using for weight-bearing, scratching, climbing, grasping, and swimming. In this article, I will show you the peculiar anatomical facts of bird legs with labeled diagrams. You will get detailed information on bird leg anatomy bones and bird leg muscle anatomy. I will also describe the anatomy … Read more
The dog spine anatomy consists of vertebrae, intervertebral disc, spinal cord, spinal nerves, and other associated structures. If you are a veterinary practitioner or student, you may treat some common spinal problems of a dog. For that, you might have a good piece of knowledge on the anatomy of a dog spine. Here, I will show you … Read more
The lumbosacral plexus forms by the ventral branches of the fourth, fifth, sixth lumbar spinal nerves along with the first and second sacral spinal nerves in ox. You will find a slight variation in the formation of lumbosacral plexus in other different species like goat, horse, and dog compared to an ox. I will show … Read more