Development of Joints
Veterinary AnatomyMesoderm from which the different parts of the skeleton are formed shows at first no differentiation into masses corresponding with the individual bones
Introduction of Arthrology
Veterinary AnatomyThe study about joints is termed arthrology or syndesmology. A joint or articulations are the structures, where two or more bones of the skeleton meet one another.
Sinuses of the skull
Veterinary AnatomyThe sinuses of the skull are air cavities in bones, which are lined by mucous membrane in the fresh state
Nasal Cavity
Veterinary AnatomyNasal cavity is a longitudinal passage, which extend in life from the anterior nares to the posterior nares, which open into the naso pharynx
Hyoid bone
Veterinary AnatomyIt consists of a body, a lingual (glossal) process and four pairs of cornua (stylohyoid, epihyoid, keratohyoid and thyrohyoid)
Mandible bone
Veterinary AnatomyMandible bone or lower jaw bone is a single bone. It is the largest bone of the face and is made up of two halves.
Vomer bone
Veterinary AnatomyVomer bone of ox is a “U” or “V” shaped median bone, which forms the ventral part of the septum nasi. It is composed of a thin lamina.
Turbinate bone
Veterinary AnatomyTurbinate bone are delicate scroll like bones two on either side, attached to the lateral walls of the nasal cavity.
Malar bone
Veterinary AnatomyThe malar bone or zygomatic bone is irregularly triangular and is situated between the lacrimal and maxilla
Lacrimal bone
Veterinary AnatomyLacrimal bone of Ox are situated at the anterior part of the orbits and extend forward on the face