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NOCTI Veterinary Science Review
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NOCTI Veterinary Science Review
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1. blood supply in a nail

2.
This is

3. best for large dogs

4. curved part of the shell that covers the dorsal surface

5.
best for medium dogs

6.
This is

7. transparent third eyelid that is present in some animals as protection of the eyes and moistens them while still being able to see. - present in reptiles, birds, and sharks. - some mammals have small ones just in the corner of their eyes - other mammals like camels, polar bears, seals, and aardvarks have full ones.

8. applies to a specific initiative (trials) - approved by IACUC - overrides SOP

9. pull the pin - aim toward the base of the fire - squeeze the handle - sweep from side to side

10. do not ovulate until they are bred (cats, bunnies)

11. cellular reproduction in which the number of chromosomes are reduced by half through the separation of homologous chromosomes, producing two haploid cells. - one cell divides twice to form 4 daughter cells - produces sex cells - cells are not identical

12. through the mouth

13. skin / muscle is torn or cut open

14. across the skin

15. primary female sex hormone - responsible for development and regulation of the female reproductive system and secondary sex characteristics

16.
This is

17. taken in through inhalation

18.
This is

19. estrous cycle once yearly (dogs, bears)

20. vitamin C deficiency

21. damage no deeper than the epidermis

22. in between ankle and paw

23. only found in some animals (birds, crocodiles, alligators, earthworms, some fish and some crustacean) - part of the stomach (digestive tract) with a thick, muscular wall

24. produced by pituitary gland - female - helps regulate the menstrual cycle and egg production - male - stimulates the production of testosterone

25. produces necessary enzymes to break down food so that its nutrients can later be absorbed

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