Thymus Of Animals Thymus of Ox The thymus of Ox is a lymphoid organ and is well developed only in the last stages of fetal life and a few months after birth. After birth it undergoes atrophy. In the calf it is pale in colour, distinctly lobulated and consists of thoracic and cervical parts. The thoracic […]
Spleen of Animals The spleen of animals is the largest of the lymphoid organs. Spleen of Ox Spleen of Ox is the largest of the lymphoid organs, situated on the left face of the rumen and elliptical in outline. It is bluish-red or purple in colour and measures about 50 cm long and 15 cm
Mammary gland or udder of Animals The mammary glands are modified cutaneous gland associated functionally with the genital organs. They are popularly known as “Udder”. Mammary gland of Cow Mammary gland or udder of cow is compound saccular glands, four in number and two on the either side of the median line They extend from caudal
Female Urethra of Animals Female Urethra of Animals refers the part represented in male urethra from the internal urethral orifice of the bladder to the colliculus seminalis. Female Urethra of Cow Female Urethra of Cow is situated centrally and is related to the pelvic floor below and vagina above. It is about 10 to 12
Vulva of Different Animals The vulva or urogenital sinus is the terminal part of the uro-genital tract and is continuous in front with the vagina and opens externally at the vulvar cleft below the anus. Vulva of Cow Vulva of Cow is about 10 to 12 cm long and is related above to the rectum and anus and below
Anatomy of Vagina The vagina of Animals is a tubular passage extending from the neck of the uterus to the vulva. Vagina of Cow Vagina of Cow is about 25 to 30 cm long and there is no line of demarcation between it and the vulva. It is related above to the rectum, below to
Uterus of Different Animals The uterus of animals is musculo-membranous sac continuous with the oviduct in front and vagina behind. Uterus of Cow Uterus of Cow lies almost entirely in the abdominal cavity in the adult and is attached to the upper part of the flank about a handbreadth, below the level of tuber coxae
Oviduct or Fallopian tubes of Animals Uterine or Fallopian tubes of animals act as excretory ducts of the ovaries since they convey the ova from the ovaries to the uterus. Oviduct of Cow Oviduct of Cow are not in direct continuity with the gland but are partly attached to them. Each is 20 -25 cm
Ovary of Animals The ovaries are two small oval glands, which secrete the ova and are situated a little above the middle of the lateral margin of the pelvic inlet. Ovary of Cow Ovary of Cow is attached to the lateral abdominal wall by the cranial part of the broad ligament of the uterus –
The prepuce of animals, also known as the sheath, is a tubular fold of skin that covers the cranial free portion of the penis in its non-erect state.
