Final Exam [INCOMPLETE] Flashcards
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Supraoccipital Bone
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Parietal Bone
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Frontal Bone
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Exoccipital Bone
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Nasal bone
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Premaxillary Bone
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Maxillary Bone
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Lacrimal Bone
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Jugal Bone
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Quadratojugal Bone
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Supraoccipital Bone
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Lacrimal Bone
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Parietal Bone
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Premaxillary Bone
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Frontal Bone
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Nasal Bone
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Maxillary Bone
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Jugal Bone
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Quadrate Bone
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Interorbital Septum
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Basioccipital Bone
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Basisphenoid Bone
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Palatine Bone
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Squamosal Bone
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The Articular Surface for the Mandible is found on the...
Articular Bone
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Pterygoid Bone
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Urohyale
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Paraglossum
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Epihyale
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Ceratohyale
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Basihyale
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What is shown?

The Hyobranchial Apparatus
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Notarium
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Unicate Process
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Synsacrum
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Pygostyl
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Sternum
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Sternal Rostrum
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Craniolateral Process
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Lateral Trabecula / Thoracic Process
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Median Trabecule
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Carina
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Intermediate Trabecule / Abdominal Process
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Clavicle / Furcula
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Scapula
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Coracoid Bone
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Triosseal Canal
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Humerus
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Ulna
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Radius
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Radial Carpal Bone
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Ulnar Carpal Bone
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Carpometacarpus
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*Ossa Digitorum Manus*
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Renal Fossa
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Preacetabular Wing of the Ilium
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Postacetabular Wing of Ilium
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Wing of Ischium
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Ilioischiadic Foramen
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Ischiopubic Window
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Obturator Foramen
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Acetabulum, Acetabular Foramen, Antitrochanter
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Patella
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Ossa Digitorum Pedis
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Tarsometatarus
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Fibula
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Tibiotarsus
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Femur
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Number of Vertebrae in the Bird
Cervical: 13
Thoracic: 7
Lumbar + Sacral: 14
Coccygeal: 7
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Pectoralis Muscle
*Downstroke Muscle*
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Supracoracoideus Muscle
## Footnote
* Upstroke Muscle*
* Passes through the canalis triosseus*
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Muscle used in the flexion mechanism of the digits when perching
*m. ambiens*
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Gall Bladder
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Spleen
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Cloaca
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Large Intestine
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Gizzard / Ventriculus
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Proventriculus
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Crop
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Oesophagus
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Small Intestine
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Double Caecum
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Duodenal Loop / Duodenum
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Pancreas
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Liver
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What are the three functions of the Crop?

Store Food
Moisten food
Sometimes Produce Crop Milk
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What is the function of the Gizzard / Ventriculus?
Mechanical Digestion
## Footnote
*Contains small stones*
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Infundibular Cleft
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*Aditus laryngis*
Laryngeal Inlet
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Lingual Papillae
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Pharyngeal Papillae
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Palatine Ridge / Palatine Papillae
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Choana
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Tongues **without** intrinsic muscles are...
**non**-protrudable
## Footnote
*Intrinsic muscles are needed in order for the tongue to protrude*
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The crop is absent in...
Ducks, Geese, Owls
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Crops are usually observed in...
Seed eating birds
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Pigeons posess prolactin-sensitive epithelial cells in their crops which allow...
Production of crop-milk for chicks
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The Hepatic peritoneal cavities are bound by the...
Posthepatic Septum
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Stomach, Ventral Surface
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Stomach, Opened Ventrally
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Oesophagus
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Proventriculus
## Footnote
*ventriculus glandularis*
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Papillae
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Deep Proventricular Glands
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Lumen of Gizzard
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Caudal Blind Sac
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Cranial Blind Sac
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Pyloric Orifice
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Cranioventral Muscle Mass
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Duodenum
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Proventriculus and Ventriculus
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*M. crassus cranioventralis*
containing saccus cranialis
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*M. crassus caudodorsalis*
containing saccus caudalis
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Ventriculus
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Gastric Isthmus
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Proventriculus
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Descending Duodenum
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Name the Yellow area

Cuticle
## Footnote
*cuticula gastris*
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Descending Duodenum
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Cloaca
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Colorectum
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Jejunum
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Meckel's Diverticulum
## Footnote
*yolk duct remnant*
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Which ducts enter the Ascending Duodenum?
* Ductus pancreaticus*
* Ductus coledochus*
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Ileum
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Urodeum
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Ductus Deferens
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Ureter
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Phallus
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Vent
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Coprodeum
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Coprourodeal Fold
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Cloacal Bursa
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Proctodeum
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Rectum
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Caudal Mesenteric Artery
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Caudal Renal Vein
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Caudal Renal Portal Vein
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External Iliac Vein
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Common Iliac Vein
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Caudal Renal Vein
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Cranial Renal Vein
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Cranial Renal Portal Vein
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Ischiadic Vein
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Afferent Veins
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Caudal Mesenteric Vein
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Interiliac Anastomosis
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Internal Iliac Vein
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Median Sacral Artery
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Descending Aorta
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Internal Iliac Artery
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Caudal Renal Artery
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Ischiadic Foramen
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Ischiadic Artery
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Middle Renal Artery
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External Iliac Artery
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Efferent Veins
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Coeliac Artery
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Cranial Mesenteric Artery
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Cranial Renal Artery
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Caudal Vena Cava
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Renal Portal Valve
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What is shown?

Proximal Larynx
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Arythenoid Cartilage
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Cricoid Cartilage
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Precricoid Cartilage
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Trachea Cartilage
## Footnote
*fully circular, unlike most mammals*
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Abdominal Air Sac
## Footnote
*paired*
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Caudal Thoracic Air Sac
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Cranial Thoracic Air Sac
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Lung
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Clavicular Air Sac
## Footnote
*L & R sacs are fused*
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Cervical Air Sac
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Describe the blood flow furing rest
Blood passes **caudally** through **afferent veins** to the **kidney**
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Left Brachiocephalic Trunk
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Right Brachiocephalic Trunk
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Right Common Carotid Artery
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Right Cranial Vena Cava
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Right Atrium
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Left Subclavian Vein
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Left Cranial Vena Cava
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How many cups are found on the right Atrioventricular valve?
1
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How many cusps are found on the left Atrioventricular valve?
3
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Where most animals have intercostal arteries, birds have...
Intersegmental Arteries
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Trachea
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Syrinx
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Lung
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Heart
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What is shown?

The syrinx
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Pessulus
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Interbronchial Ligament
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Sternotracheal Muscle
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Which structure is found between the tympanum to the bronchial cartilages?
Lateral Tympaniform Membrane
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When primary bronchi enter the lung, they are known as...
Mesobronchi
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Lateral/Medial Tympaniform Membrane
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Clavicular Air Sac
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Muscle found along the trachea
Lateral tracheal muscle
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Which regions of the lung are regarded as 'neopulmo'?
Lateral Dorsal Sector
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Which regions of the lung are regarded as 'paleopulmo'?
Mediodorsal sector
Medioventral sector
Lateroventral sector
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What is shown?

Parabronchi
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With the exeption of the abdominal air sacs, air travels to the air sacs via the...
Secondary Bronchi
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Which location can fluid be removed and vaccinations be put into a bird?
Infraorbital Sinus
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Caudal Nasal Concha
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Rostral Nasal Concha
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Middle Nasal Concha
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Middle Renal Division
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Caudal Renal Division
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Cranial Renal Division
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What is the non-protrusible phallus composed of?
Median Phalic Body (Unpaired)
Lateral Phalic Bodies (Paired)
Lymphatic Bodies
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Gelatinous Body
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Which nerve is found between the middle and caudal liver sector?
Isciadic Nerve
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Calamus
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Proximal Umbilicus
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Vexillum
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Rachis
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Umbilical Barbs
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Distal Umbilicus
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The rachis and the calamus form the...
Scapus (Core)
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Down Feather
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Give the two types of contour feather
Remiges
Retricies
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Remiges are...
'Rowing feathers'
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Retricies are...
'Steering feathers'
## Footnote
*tail feathers*
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What kind of feather is found on the head of a bird?
Hair Feathers
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Which bones is the Furcula made of?
2 clavicular bones
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Canalis triosseus is composed of...
Furcula
Os Coracoideus
Scapula
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Which muscle passes through the canalis triosseus?
*m. supracoracoideus*
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A furcula is needed in order to...
Fly
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Can air sacs pass thorugh bones?
Yes
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True or false, birds have two rows of carpal bone
True
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True or false: the tarsometatarsal is made of tarsal and metatarsal
False
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Sinus infraorbitalis is in contact with...
Concha nasalis caudalis
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The proximal Larynx is composed of...
Cricoid Cartilage
Precricoid Cartilage
Arythenoid Cartilage (Paired)
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What is the Pessulus?
Connects the tympanic cartilage
First point of bronchial cartilages in the syrinx
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Which muscle is used in vocalisation of the birds?
m. sternotrachealis
m. trachealis lateralis
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Give the muscles of the stomach
m. crassus cranioventralis
m. crassus caudodorsalis
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How many liver lobes do birds have?
2
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How many gall bladders do birds have?
1
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How many pancreatic lobes do birds have?
3
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The aorta of the bird is located on the...
Right
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Long-flying feathers are called
Anulles?
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Ventral Side feathers are called
Down Fearthers
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If the Caudal Renal Portal Vein is closed, blood travels...
Back into the portal system
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True or false, the portal system is open when the bird is resting
True
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Is the portal of the kidney seen in non flying birds and flying birds?
Yes
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Which nerve is found along with the Optic Chiasma?
n. trachialis
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Name of the dorsal spinal cord
Corpus gelatinosum
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Which muscle opens the larynx?
m. dilatatom glottitis
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Which muscle closes the larynx?
m. constrictor glottis
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Furcula
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*Os coracoideum*
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Scapula
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What is the function of the supracoracoideus muscle?
Stabilise the wing
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How many crops do pigeons/doves posess?
2
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What is fissure of the brain is characteristic in birds?
Fissura Longitudinale
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What kind of valves can be found in the left atrioventricular opening of the bird's heart?
3 Cusps
| (Tricuspid Valve)
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Where can you find exactly the *corpus gelatinosum*?
Between the left and right **dorsal funiculi** of the **lumbosacral spine**
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*divisio renalis media*
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The renal portal valve is...during rest
Closed
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Can renal portal circulation be found in non-flying birds?
Yes
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Central Tendon