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Detailed study of the anatomy of galliforms and anseriforms; The concept of pneumatic bones and air sacs; The avian reproductive system

Advanced study of the type of animal species in relation or Comparison of other mammalian or Vertebrate types: Man; Primates; Examination of Skeletal Remains; Dating of Fossils; sex determination and other osteometric methods

Advanced study of the type animal species in relation or comparison of other mammalian or vertebrate types: man; primates; examination of skeletal remains; dating of fossil; sex determination and other osteometric methods

Advanced Developmental Anatomy and Teratology lectures and practicals in introductory and general embryology including sex determination; cleavage gastrulation and mechanisms of development; Role of organisms - organogenesis and development of various systems - mechanism of congenital abnormalities and general principles of action of teratogens

An indepth study of the microscopic and ultrastructural morphology of tissues and organs; emphasizing mainly the relationship between structure and function; Systemic histology of domestic species and laboratory animals as applicable to the student's problem; Covers circulatory; digestive; respiratory; urinary and reproductive systems and integumentary and special senses

Introduction and classification of the nervous system external and internal features of the brain and spinal cord; Spinal and cranial nerves; C.S.F; and nerve tracts; Special senses; Autonomic Nervous system; Tract tracing techniques

Study of Anatomy in the living body including surface marking or projection of various internal structures such as heart; kidneys main arteries and nerves; Imaging Technique; The study of the normal radiological appearances of various parts and regimes of the body whether using plane X-ray as for bone or by the use of radio-opaque substances to visualize soft tissues; e.g; phlebography; barium meals and enema; arteriography; etc

Introduction to the development; design and construction of the electron microscope; Types of electron microscopes; Comparison of light and electron microscopy; Brief review of electron optics and the application of electron microscopy to medicine and research including elucidation of ultrastructure

Basic descriptive and relational terminologies in anatomy; Definition of anatomical land marks such as planes tuberosity etc; Histological review of basic osteology and the techniques for embalming museum specimen preparation including cosmetic embalming bone maceration and plastination; Preparation of whole skeleton

In-vitro cultivation and growth of cells and tissues including methods; techniques and users; Various media including the concept of medium (MEM); Organisation and care of cell/tissue culture laboratory and equipment; etc; Application of cell/tissue culture in medicine and research