Exam 4: Lecture 39: Bovine skull & eye anatomy Flashcards
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What is indicated by 1?
Cornual process
Why is the corneal process important to know?
-Important b/c will probably dehorn goats
What is indicated by 2?
-Frontal bone
What is indicated by 3?
-Orbit
What is indicated by 4?
-Facial tubercle
What is indicated by 5?
-Infraorbital foramen
What is indicated by 6?
-Incisive bone
What is indicated by 7?
-Pterygoid hamulus
What is indicated by 8?
-Oval foramen
What is indicated by 9?
-Hyoid apparatus
What is indicated by 10?
-Occipital condyle
What is indicated by 11?
-Paracondylar process
What is indicated by 12?
-Tympanic bulla
What is indicated by 13?
-External acoustic meatus
What is indicated by 14?
-External occipital protuberance
What is indicated by 15?
-Zygomatic arch
What is indicated by 16?
-Parietal bone
What is the major difference in bovine/caprine and equine skulls?
-Bovines/caprines have a cornual process
What is the dental formula for caprine/bovine incisors?
0/4 (no incisors in the upper jaw)
T/F: Caprine have upper incisors
FALSE!!
-Only lower incisors
What do caprine use to eat since they only have upper incisors?
-When grasping material to eat, they compress it between the lower incisors and dental pad
What is a dental pad?
-Gingival tissue with no teeth
What is indicated by number 1?
-External occipital protuberance
What is indicated by number 2?
-Palatine fissure