General and Comparative Anatomy mind maps
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Explore General and Comparative Anatomy mind maps on GoConqr, covering animal body regions, small mammals and body systems. The page has over 30 mind maps for university students and professional candidates studying anatomy, and teachers looking for ready-made material. Pick a map and start with a topic you want to study.
Mind maps
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19 nodesHead blood vessels common carotid a.
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120 nodesSmall Animal Digestive Tract 2 Arterial Blood Supply · Venous Drainage · Nerve Supply · Liver · Stomach · Pancreas
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94 nodesPelvic cavity Learning objectives · Inguinal canal · Inguinal ring · Open v closed inguina... · Femoral canal · Inguinal canal - test...
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98 nodesThoracic Limb Nerves Radial n. · Axillary n. · Suprascapular n. · Musculocutaneous · Medial n. · Ulnar n.
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62 nodesSmall Mammal Anatomy 1 Thermoregulation · Dentition · Digestion · Taxonomy
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494 nodesAlimentary Mastication · GIT Development · Diarrhoea · Canine Abdomen · Ruminant Abdomen · Horse GIT
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88 nodesLecture 18 - Thoracic Limb Vessels and Nerves 2. Describe the super... · 1. Describe the main ... · 3. Describe the lymph... · 4. Describe the brach...
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113 nodesNS16 Eyes Eyelids · Conjunctiva · Lacrimal system (Tears) · Orbit - protective role · Anatomical relationsh... · Classifications of an...
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62 nodesSmall Mammal Anatomy 1_1 Thermoregulation · Dentition · Digestion · Taxonomy
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114 nodesNSF Anatomy Types of Anatomy · ---------------------... · Above Carpus/Tarsus · Median Plane: (LHS & ... · Head · Below Carpus/Tarsus
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62 nodesfemale reproductive system Vestibule- vulva to e... · Vagina · vulva · cervix - connects vag... · Uterus- dorsal abdomen · Rabbits- dont have ut...
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27 nodesBODY CAVITIES (ANIMAL NURSING) DORSAL · VENTRAL · BY BECKY EMMA GREEN
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103 nodesAorta Descending Aora · Thorax · Cranial?? · Cardial (Aortic Bulb)
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58 nodesskeletal system functions · bones · bone development · skeleton · joints
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11 nodesanimal digestive sistems NON-RUMINANTS · RUMINANTS · Along that tube are v...
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38 nodesSmall Mammal Anatomy 2 Reproduction · Respiratory · Cardiovascular system
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27 nodesAnimal Anatomy & Physiology Circulatory System · Respiratory System · Digestive System · Reproductive Systems · Musculoskeletal
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16 nodesBirds Respiratory system: T... · Pneumatic bones: they... · Integument: Feather t... · Birds lay eggs, - as ... · Gizzard - Muscular or...
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84 nodesDigestive System Functions · Parts · The Tooth · Dental Formulas · Simple Stomach · Ruminant Stomach
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17 nodesMUSCLES : HEAD EXPRESSION · MASTICATION · THE EYES · THE TONGUE, PHARYNX &... · THE HEAD
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23 nodesRabbit Digestive System Stomach · Small Intestine · Caecum and Large Inte... · Liver · Pancreas
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60 nodesHindlimb Extensors · Flexors · Hip · interosseus · Stifle · Hock
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36 nodesIntroduction to locomotion Location · Movement · Levers · Muscles · Planes
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44 nodesThoracic limb blood vessels subclavian a.
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34 nodesMUSCLES: HIND LIMB NO.1 BICEPS FEMORIS · QUADRICEPS · KEY: · 'O': ORIGIN · 'I': INSERTION · 'A': ACTION
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48 nodesForelimb Bones · Intrinsic muscles · Nerves · Extrinsic muscles · Ligaments and tendons
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27 nodesMuscles of Mastication Masseter · Temporalis · Digastricus · Pterygoids · Summary
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20 nodesRabbit Cardiovascular System Heart · Central ear vein · Lateral ear vein · Cephalic Vein · Lateral saphenous · Jugular Vein
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10 nodesRabbit Teeth Teeth
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13 nodesRabbit Eyes 360 degree field of v... · Prominent third eyelid · Blind spots · No tapetum lucidum · Nasolacrimal duct has...
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10 nodesSkeleton - hamster and gerbil 7-10 coccygeal vertebra · Similar to that seen ... · Gerbli has longer fem... · Forelimbs have 4 digits · LUNGS - division of l...
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10 nodesRabbit Reproductive System - Buck Glands · No evidence of OS penise · No nipples
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42 nodesWhat makes an anatomical structure important? Clinical Relevance in... · Frequency · Aids understanding · Landmarks for palpati... · Communication · Certain contexts
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52 nodesMuscles 3 types? · Coordination? · No coordination? · What are cartilages/f...
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6 nodesskin- integument largest body organ, 1... · composed of.....epide... · TERMS: Hirsutism- abn... · caused by: Excessive ...
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19 nodesHead nerves facial n. (CN7) · trigerminal n.(CN5) (... · vagus n. (CN10) · hypoglossal n. (CN12)
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17 nodesThoracic Limb Muscles Caudal arm · Extrinsic · Cranial arm · Lateral Shoulder · Caudal Shoulder · medial shoulder
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7 nodesCardiovascular system Hamster is prone to t... · Very few accesinle ex... · Jugular vein or femor...
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22 nodesINTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF FARM ANIMAL ANATOMY · PHYSIOLOGY · DIRECTIONAL TERMS AND...
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4 nodesVeterinary Physiotherapy Anatomy
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These user-made maps cover topics from head blood vessels and thoracic limb nerves to the pelvic cavity and small mammal anatomy. Some focus on a body region, while others bring together features such as digestion, dentition and thermoregulation.
Choose a starting point
Introduction to locomotion is a useful place to begin if you want to review anatomical directions and movement. For a closer look at a region, Forelimb groups bones, muscles and nerves, while Muscles of Mastication connects muscles with their origins, insertions and actions.
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Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Introduction to locomotion is a useful starting point for anatomical directions and movement. If you are studying a particular region, Forelimb brings together bones, muscles and nerves. Muscles of Mastication offers a more focused look at muscle origins, insertions and actions.
What do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover body regions and systems, including the pelvic cavity, head blood vessels and thoracic limb nerves. There are also maps on small mammal anatomy, rabbit teeth and digestion. Some maps group several related features, while others focus on a particular structure or region.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every mind map listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and create your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.