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Veins of the Head and Neck of the Donkey (Equus asinus)

M. A. A. Ahmed, H. Anis, Manar Moustafa

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Abstract A gross anatomical description of the veins of the head and neck was accomplished in the donkey. Although there were many similarities between the donkey and the horse, some significant differences were noted. These differences are discussed and compared with the organization observed in the other domestic species.

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Abstract A gross anatomical description of the veins of the head and neck was accomplished in the donkey. Although there were many similarities between the donkey and the horse, some significant differences were noted. These differences are discussed and compared with the organization observed in the other domestic species.

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Abstract A gross anatomical description of the veins of the head and neck was accomplished in the donkey. Although there were many similarities between the donkey and the horse, some significant differences were noted. These differences are discussed and compared with the organization observed in the other domestic species.

Key concepts: Donkey, Equus asinus, Head and neck, Equus, Anatomy, Equidae, Horse, Head (geology)

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