THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE CEREBELLUM, SPINAL CORD AND SPINAL CORD NODES OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS

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  • L. Goralsky
  • I. Sokulsky
  • Y. Veremchuk
  • V. Solimchuk
  • N. Kolesnik

Abstract

One of the pressing issues of modern morphology is the study of the nervous system of domestic animals, including the spinal cord, cerebellum and spinal units. This is because it provides a link with the environment of the body, regulates and coordinates the activities of individual organs, systems and devices, uniting the body together.

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No. 227 (2015): (англ)

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