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Identifier: horseitstreatm05axej (find matches)
Title: The horse, its treatment in health and disease with a complete guide to breeding, training and management
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Axe, J. Wortley
Subjects: Horses
Publisher: London, Gresham Pub. Co.
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the floor and sides of the nostrils,and the sockets, or alveoli, into which the fangs of the upper grindersor molar teeth are implanted. Like the frontal bones, they are hollowedout into sinuses, which .sometimes become diseased as the result of directinjury to the jaw, or to disease extending from the fangs of the teeth.In these cases they become filled with matter to which exit has to begiven by an operation. Anterior Maxillary Bones. — These bones are situated at the HONKS OF THE FACE 187 lower purt of the face, and cany the upper incisor teeth. Tliey are joinciltogether in front, and also by a thin flexible plate whicli forms theanterior part of the roof of the mouth and the floor of the nostrils. Inthe old animal they become in.separably bound together by ossific union. Lachrymal Bone. — This is a small bone situated at the inner angleof the orbit, which it assi.sts in forming. It has running through it afunnel-shaped cavity (lachrymal fossa), which gives lodgment to a small
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Sknll (Side View) ° Nasal Peali. X.isal Bone. - Inferior Orbital Foramen. ^ Lachrymal Bone. * Orbital Cavity. * Frontal Bone.* Temporal Fossa. Zygomatic Arch. * P.arietal Bone. ^ Supra-condyloid Process. i Occipital Tuberosity. Petrous Temporal Bone. ^ External Auditory Hiatus. ^ Maxillary Condyle. ^* Styloid Process of OccipitalBone. Occipital Condyle. * Styloid Process of Petrous Temporal Bone. Tcmporo-maxillary Articulation.^ Squamous Temporal Bone. Malar Bone. ™ Superior Maxilla. - Mental Foramen. ^° Anterior Maxilla. sac (lacJin/maJ sac), and this is continuous with a long membranous canal(/acJirt/iiial duct), which conveys the tears from the eye into the nostrils. Malar Bone. — This is placed at the outer and inferior part of theorbit, where it sends a branch backward and joins the temporal bone toform the zygomatic arch, and the socket for the lodgment of the eyeand its muscles. Palatine Bones.—The palatine bones are situated at the back partof the roof of the mouth, an

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