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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Birds--Anatomy"”.

  1. The use of chromium-51 in digestive studies of avian species

    Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife, 1968

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  2. Development and physiological characteristics of avian fast and slow contracting muscles

    … (a and a+ b) activity. Sham-operated birds acted as controls. The muscles were also stained histochemically for Myosin ATPase and phosphorylase. Thyroidectomy caused a differential effect in the PLD and ST with the ALD in terms of changes in these enzymes, activities. The PLD and ST …

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  3. A myological and osteological comparison of the pelvic appendage of the male and female western meadowlark

    … has been noted to exist in many genera of birds, but it is not until recently that papers have appeared which deal with the actual extent of sexual dimorphism and its possible adaptive significance. The papers of Rand (1952), Sibley (1957), Amadon (1959), and Selander (1966) hypothesize …

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