Gross anatomical and biometrical studies have been made on the tongue of Indian civet cat by Sarma et al, (2009), Jagapathi Ramayya et al, (2000) and in ruminants by Gupta et al, (1989). However, the information on the tongue of cat is found to be meager. Hence, the present study ...
domesticated mammal Also known as: Felis catus, domestic cat, house cat Written by J. Anne Helgren J. Anne Helgren is the author of six books on cats. J. Anne Helgren Fact-checked by The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica Encyclopaedia Britannica's editors oversee subject areas in which they...
catThe anatomy of a cat.(more) Most breeds fall within three general conformation body types: cobby, as seen in the Persian; svelte, as seen in the Siamese; and moderate, as seen in the European Burmese. The cobby type is deep-chested, compact, and broad across the shoulders and rump;...
a physician may and ought to furnish himself with, and reason from, such things as are demonstrated to be true in anatomy, chemistry, and mechanics, with natural and experimental philosophy, provided he confines his reasoning within the bounds of truth and simple experiment. ...
Nothing afflicted Marcellus so much as the death of Archimedes, who was then, as fate would have it, intent upon working out some problem by a diagram, and having fixed his mind alike and his eyes upon the subject of his speculation, he never noticed the incursion of the Romans, nor ...
catThe anatomy of a cat.(more) Most breeds fall within three general conformation body types: cobby, as seen in the Persian; svelte, as seen in the Siamese; and moderate, as seen in the European Burmese. The cobby type is deep-chested, compact, and broad across the shoulders and rump;...
catThe anatomy of a cat.(more) Most breeds fall within three general conformation body types: cobby, as seen in the Persian; svelte, as seen in the Siamese; and moderate, as seen in the European Burmese. The cobby type is deep-chested, compact, and broad across the shoulders and rump;...
Nothing afflicted Marcellus so much as the death of Archimedes, who was then, as fate would have it, intent upon working out some problem by a diagram, and having fixed his mind alike and his eyes upon the subject of his speculation, he never noticed the incursion of the Romans, nor ...
We showed elsewhere how incapable is anatomy alone to take account of vital phenenoma, and we saw that we must add study of all physico-chemical conditions which contribute necessary elements to normal or pathological manifestations of life. This simple suggestion already makes us feel that the ...
Very rapidly spoken, a little muddy—she was so enthusiastic in trying to correlate the scientific and medical aspect of anatomy (histology). She would tear up her notes after each lecture so that she would have to work it over the next year. ...