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SMALL ANIMAL SKELETAL SYSTEMS

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Functions of the Skeletal System

• Form• Protection• Support• Strength

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How does it work?• Bone- Hard tissue that supports and protects other organs

• Cartilage- Firm, flexible tissues that are not as hard as bone

• Ligaments- Tissue that connects bone to bone

• Tendons- Tissue that connects bone to muscle

• Joints- Where bones meet and allows for movement

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Bones• Spongy bone

• Fills ends of bones and lines hollow portions• Red marrow

• Inside cavities of spongy bone, formation of red blood cells

• Yellow marrow• Fat and energy storage

• Compact bone • Layer of hard mineral matter, Calcium, gives bones

strength• Periosteum

• Outer most layer, Cushions the hard portion of the bone, Repair of broken bones

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Joints

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Joints

Plane Joint

Hinge Joint

Ball&Socket JointHinge Joint

Ellipsoid Joint

Ball&Socket Joint

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Parts of the Skeleton• Axial - central axis bones• Pectoral - bones of the fore limbs• Pelvic - bones of the hind limbs

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Bones of the Axial Skeleton• Skull

• Maxilla• Mandible

• Vertebrae• Cervical Vertebrae• Thoracic Vertebrae• Lumbar Vertebrae• Sacrum• Caudal Vertebrae

• Ribs• Sternum

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Maxilla

Thoracic Cervical

Caudal

Lumbar

Mandible

SacrumRibs Sternum

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Bones of the Pectoral Skeleton• Scapula• Humerus• Radius• Ulna• Carpus• Metacarpus• Phalange

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Scapula

HumerusRadius

UlnaCarpusMetacarpus

Phalange

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Bones of the Pelvic Skeleton • Pelvis

• Ilium• Ischium

• Femur• Patella/Rotula• Tibia• Fibula• Tarsus• Metatarsus• Phalange

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Phalange

MetatarsusTibia

Tarsus

FibulaPatella

FemurIschium

IliumPelvis

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LETS LOOK AT THE SKELETAL SYSTEMS OF

DIFFERENT SMALL ANIMALS!!

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Dog

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Cat

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Rabbit

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Rat

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CAN YOU NAME THE BONES?

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Dog 1

543

2

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Cat

15

4

32

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Rabbit

1

5 4

32

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Rat

1

54

32


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