Veterinary Reference Cards
Quick reference cards for veterinary students, covering key anatomical points of various animals.
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An easy-to-read infographic displaying the anatomy of different wildlife species.
An academic textbook providing in-depth knowledge of animal anatomy across species.
Build-your-own anatomical model kits for various animals including dogs, cats, and horses.
A photography book capturing detailed images of animal anatomy.
A jigsaw puzzle that reveals the anatomy of various animals when completed.
A blank sketchbook with tips and examples for drawing animal anatomy.
A poster that illustrates the various body systems of mammals.
A set of tools designed for safe and effective anatomical dissections of different animals.
A reference book dedicated to the skeletal structures of a variety of animals.
A 3D model of a bird skeleton suitable for educational purposes.
A detailed diagram showcasing the muscular anatomy of dogs.
An illustrated guidebook focusing on the anatomy of domestic cats.
A workbook focusing on the comparative anatomy of different animal species.
Flashcards featuring labeled diagrams of canine anatomy for quick reference.
A detailed reference book with in-depth information about horse anatomy.
An educational chart illustrating the anatomy of a cat, with focus on muscles and organs.
A large, wall-mounted poster detailing the anatomical structure of horses.
A creative coloring book with illustrations of various mammal anatomies for educational use.
An illustrated overview of marine animal anatomy, from fish to mammals.
An educational kit designed for schools, featuring models and diagrams of pet anatomy.
A visual guide illustrating the anatomy of various poultry species.
A detailed guide focusing on the anatomical structures of common reptiles.
An interactive mobile app allowing users to explore animal anatomy in 3D.
A comprehensive atlas showcasing detailed illustrations of various animal anatomies.
A manual featuring anatomical references crucial for veterinary practice.