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Summary: Dissection is an art and anatomists can do it!
Review: I know the authors and their work in the universit, They are the best in the world of anatomist. I thought this book was good, but now i know it's wonderful, the best! I hope this one help me in my classes!
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Summary: Dissection is an art and anatomists can do it!
Review: I know the authors and their work in the universit, They are the best in the world of anatomist. I thought this book was good, but now i know it's wonderful, the best! I hope this one help me in my classes!
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Summary: Nice companion for Miller's Anatomy of the Dog
Review: Overall, I found this to be an excellent book for small animal (technically dog only) gross anatomy. I say small animal, but I find myself referring to this text even when studying large animal anatomy. Reason--I like how the text very clearly indicates proximal and distal muscle attachments for all major muscles and specific nervous and arterial supply to all major muscles.The pictures and diagrams are decent, but all in black and white. I found it helpful to color in structures in the book as I dissected that specific part of the animal. I didn't find the text as boring as other reviewers have. True, the subject matter is tedious, but this book gets right to the point. Paradoxally, that is also while I gave this book 4 stars instead of 5. A lot of the detail is missing. I suggest having a copy of Miller's Anatomy of the Dog to go with this dissection guide. Highly recommended!
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Summary: Nice companion for Miller's Anatomy of the Dog
Review: Overall, I found this to be an excellent book for small animal (technically dog only) gross anatomy. I say small animal, but I find myself referring to this text even when studying large animal anatomy. Reason--I like how the text very clearly indicates proximal and distal muscle attachments for all major muscles and specific nervous and arterial supply to all major muscles. The pictures and diagrams are decent, but all in black and white. I found it helpful to color in structures in the book as I dissected that specific part of the animal. I didn't find the text as boring as other reviewers have. True, the subject matter is tedious, but this book gets right to the point. Paradoxally, that is also while I gave this book 4 stars instead of 5. A lot of the detail is missing. I suggest having a copy of Miller's Anatomy of the Dog to go with this dissection guide. Highly recommended!
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Summary: First Year Vet Student
Review: This book has excellent pictures, but the text could cure insomnia. While its useful to have some guidelines as to where to cut when if this is your first time in anatomy lab, you might be better off letting your lab partners buy this one and getting a bigger and better reference book instead. I highly recommend the entertaining anatomy books from Sudz publishing by Chris Pasquini.
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Summary: It's okay
Review: This book has good information, however the diagrams get confusing, and I found myself flipping through numerous pages to find references to diagrams in the text.
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Summary: easy layout
Review: This book is really helpful in low to medium level of veterinary anatomy. It is easy for begniners to look and find, but professionals might want something else...
I still think it is a great book.
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Summary: Learn from my mistake!
Review: Trust me -- DO NOT attempt to dissect a dog without this book! When you're up to your elbows in half-digested Snausages and Milk Bones, you'll wish you had spent just a few minutes with this medical masterpiece. Woof! Good boy!
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