A. appendicular
B. axial skeleton
Axial Skeleton
Vertebrae of the pelvic region. Comes after the lumbar region
Sacral
Clavicle
the two parts of the back leg
Tibia and Fibula
The _______________ is a place where enzymes, or digestive juices are secreted into the small intestine
Pancreas
In the axial skeleton, called the C1, the first cervical vertebra. Forms the joint to nod "yes"
Atlas
The skeleton that includes the pelvis, legs and toes
a. Axial
B. Appendicular
Appendicular
This forms the elbow joint, fused with the radius
Commonly called the cannon region of the Hindlimb . They are located on the feet of animals. Humans have 5, Horses have 1 + 2 accessory, Dogs and cats have 4 plus a dewclaw
Metatarsal
The ____________ receives undigested food material from the small intestine and is considered the first region of the large intestine. Horses have an enlarged one
Cecum
In the axial skeleton, called the C2, the second cervical vertebra. Forms the joint to nod "no"
Axis
The vertebrae of the tail region. Used for balance. It comes after the lumbar and sacral region
Coccygeal
Commonly called the cannon region of the forelimb. They are located on the hands of animals. Humans have 5, Horses have 1 + 2 accessory, Dogs and cats have 4 plus a dewclaw
Metacarpals
The big leg bone
Femur
In an avian system, the ___________ is the pouch in the esophagus where food is stored before moving onto the stomach.
Crop
Vertebrae of the body region, always have a rib attached and a spine on top
Thoracic
The shoulder blade, attached with muscle
Scapula
This forms the forearm ( front legs)
Radius
the ____________ is commonly called the "hock" equivalent to the human ankle
Tarsus
The _________ is where hens expel waste and lay their eggs
Vent
vertebrae of the lower back
Lumbar
Forms the upper arm
Humerus
This is commonly called the knee in horses, the wrist in dogs and humans
Carpus
Forms the "stifle" joint in horses, sometimes called the "knee", equivalent to the human knee
Patella
Ruminant -
Monogastric-
Pseudo Ruminant-
Avian-
Cows, sheep goats
pigs, humans
Horses
Chicken, turkey