Anatomical study of the Salivary glands in the indiagenous geeze "Anser anser" (Grey lage goose)
This study was conducted to determine the anatomical examination of the salivary glands, their position and their opening in the indiagenous geeze (Anser anser). Eight healthy birds (4 male & 4 female) were used. The data showed that the geese have well developed salivary glands namely, palatin...
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doaj-3697de55b845409eba118f329a7e33902021-08-04T20:15:09ZengUniversity of Baghdad, College of Veterinary MedicineThe Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Medicine1609-56932410-74092006-06-0130110.30539/iraqijvm.v30i1.828Anatomical study of the Salivary glands in the indiagenous geeze "Anser anser" (Grey lage goose)Fadhil S. Mohammed0College of Vet. Medicine University of Baghdad This study was conducted to determine the anatomical examination of the salivary glands, their position and their opening in the indiagenous geeze (Anser anser). Eight healthy birds (4 male & 4 female) were used. The data showed that the geese have well developed salivary glands namely, palatine (lateral and medial) spheno pterygoid glands of the angle of the mouth and cricoarytenoid salivary glands. Those salivary glands opened by means of the main excretory ducts in the oral cavity while the lingual (anterior & posterior) and mandibular (anterior & posterior) salivary glands. Exhibited numerous ducts opened in the oral cavity. https://jcovm.uobaghdad.edu.iq/index.php/Iraqijvm/article/view/828 |
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Anatomical study of the Salivary glands in the indiagenous geeze "Anser anser" (Grey lage goose) |
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Anatomical study of the Salivary glands in the indiagenous geeze "Anser anser" (Grey lage goose) |
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Anatomical study of the Salivary glands in the indiagenous geeze "Anser anser" (Grey lage goose) |
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Anatomical study of the Salivary glands in the indiagenous geeze "Anser anser" (Grey lage goose) |
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Anatomical study of the Salivary glands in the indiagenous geeze "Anser anser" (Grey lage goose) |
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anatomical study of the salivary glands in the indiagenous geeze "anser anser" (grey lage goose) |
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University of Baghdad, College of Veterinary Medicine |
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The Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Medicine |
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This study was conducted to determine the anatomical examination of the
salivary glands, their position and their opening in the indiagenous geeze (Anser
anser).
Eight healthy birds (4 male & 4 female) were used.
The data showed that the geese have well developed salivary glands namely,
palatine (lateral and medial) spheno pterygoid glands of the angle of the mouth
and cricoarytenoid salivary glands. Those salivary glands opened by means of
the main excretory ducts in the oral cavity while the lingual (anterior &
posterior) and mandibular (anterior & posterior) salivary glands. Exhibited
numerous ducts opened in the oral cavity.
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