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The anatomy of the domestic fowl

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The anatomy of the domestic fowl

Benjamin Franklyn Kaupp

413 pages~8 hr 14 min read106 chapters$4.99
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To treat a sick bird, you must first know how it is built. Kaupp maps the domestic fowl bone by bone and system by system: the skull, vertebral column, thorax, and the wing's own girdle and limb. A thorough anatomical reference for the poultry veterinarian and the serious breeder. The structural groundwork beneath every diagnosis.

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106 chapters

  1. 1The Anatomy of the Domestic Fowl
  2. 2FOREWORD
  3. 3CONTENTS
  4. 4OSTEOLOGY
  5. 5The Axial Skeleton
  6. 6THE SKULL
  7. 7THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN
  8. 8THE THORAX
  9. 9The Appendicular Skeleton
  10. 10THE SHOULDER GIRDLE
  11. 11THE FORE LIMB
  12. 12THE HIND LIMB (Fig. 4, Nos. 35, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, and 53; Fig. 12)
  13. 13ARTHROLOGY
  14. 14MYOLOGY
  15. 15The Dermal Muscles
  16. 16TRUE DERMAL MUSCLES
  17. 17THE DERMO-OSSEOUS MUSCLES
  18. 18The Skeletal Muscles

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