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94 Cards in this Set
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Biped
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animal with two feet
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Invertebrata
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does not have backbone or spine
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Mitosis
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process of cell division
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Organic matter
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animal and vegetable (living) matter
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Organism
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an individual form of life
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Parturition
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act of giving birth
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Phalanges
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plural of phalanx
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Phalanx
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any principal bone segment of the digits of vertebrates
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Quadruped
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animal having four feet
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Striated
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striped
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Vertebrata
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animal with a vertebral column or backbone
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Osteology
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the study of bone
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Femur
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upper bone in hind limb
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Humerus
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large bone of the forelimb, between the shoulder and the elbow
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Sternum
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Breast bone, bone on ventral chest
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scapula
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shoulder blade
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axial skeleton
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bones of the skull, vertebral column, ribs and sternum
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appendicular skeleton
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bones of the limbs
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condyle
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rounded projection
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facet
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small, smooth area
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foramen
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opening in bone
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fossa
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basinlike depression
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meatus
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passage or opening
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process
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any projection
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sinus
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cavity or channel
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spine
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sharp projection
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suture
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seam
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mandible
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movable portion of the skull; lower jaw
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Vertebral formulas
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# of each type of vertebra in different species
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canine and feline
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C-7, T-13, L-7, S-3, Cy-6 to 23
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ungulates
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animals with hooves
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Clavicle
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collarbone
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Ulna
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more lateral of the two bones distal to the elbow(next to the radius)
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Radius
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more medial bone of two bones distal to the elbow(next to the ulna)
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Carpus
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corresponds to wrist of human
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Metacarpal
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distal to carpal bone
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Phalanges
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bones of the digits
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pelvis
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girdle of bone encircling the caudal abdomen and providing attachment for the hind legs
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femur
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upper bone in hind limb
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patella
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bone over the stifle joint
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tibia
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more medial and larger of the two bones distal to the stifle joint
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fibula
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more lateral and smaller of the two bones distal to the stifle joint(next to the tibia)
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tarsus
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corresponding to the human ankle
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metatarsals
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bones distal to the tarsus
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arthrology
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the study of joints
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flexion*
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bending at a joint, as the elbow
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extension*
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straightening or unbending of a joint;this movement is the opposit of flexion
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rotation*
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movement that turns a body part on its own axis, such as the turning of the head
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circumduction*
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a movement describing a circle
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arthritis
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acute of chronic inflammation of one or more joints
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bursitis
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inflammation of bursa
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chondroma
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tumor of cartilage cell origin
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desmitis
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inflammation of a ligament
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osteitis
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inflammation of bone
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osteoarthritis
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degenerative joint disease affecting articular cartilage and the synovial membranes
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osteochondritis
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inflammation of cartilage of bone
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osteoma
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bone tissue tumor
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osteomalacia
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softening of bone
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osteoporosis
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abnormal loss of bone density
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osteosarcoma
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malignant bone tumor
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synovitis
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inflammation of the synovial membrane of a joint
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tendonitis
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inflammation of a tendon
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myology
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the study of muscle
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azygous
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not paired
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bi-, tri-, quadri-
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two, three and four
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externus
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external or outer
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gracilis
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slender
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latissimus
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wide
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longissimus
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long
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longus
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long
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medius
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intermediate
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orbiculuris
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surrounding
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rectus
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straight
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mastication
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process of grinding or chewing food
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atrophy
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wasting away of muscle tissue
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myalgia
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muscle pain or pain in the muscle
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myoma
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a tumor of muscular tissue
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myopathy
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any abnormal condition or disease of the muscular tissue
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myositis
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inflammation of voluntary muscle
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tentany
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spasms or abnormal contracture of muscle
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sire
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male parent
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dam
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female parent
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tie
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mating behavior of dogs during which the male's swollen penis is kept within the vagina by muscular spasm
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bitch
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female dog who has the ability to reproduce
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whelping
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giving birth to puppies
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queen
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female cat who has the ability to reproduce
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gestation
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length of time from conception to birth
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queening
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cat giving birth
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tom
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male cat
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zoonotic
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disease transmissible between animals and humans
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adduction*
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movement that draws a body part toward the mid-line of the body
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abduction*
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movement that draws a body part away from the mid-line of the body
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cranium
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portion of the skull en casing the brain
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myosarcoma
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a malignant tumor composed of muscular tissue
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