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1、CHAPTER 1IntroductionContentsChapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Locomotor SystemChapter 3 Introduction of VisceraChapter 4 The Digestive SystemChapter 5 The Respiratory SystemChapter 6 The Urinary SystemChapter 7 The Reproductive SystemContentsChapter 8 The Cardiovascular SystemChapter 9 The Lymphatic

2、SystemChapter 10 The Nervous SystemChapter 11 The Endocrine SystemChapter 12 The Sense OrgansChapter 13 The IntegumentChapter 14 The Anatomical Characteristics of Avian Definition of AnatomyAnatomy is the science of observing the morphology,structure,location and relative relationship of various org

3、ans of domestic animals through the naked eye or dissecting microscope by separating and cutting with the aid of knives,scissors,saws and other anatomical instruments.Characteristic of AnatomySubjects：cattle,sheep,pigs,horses,dogs,chick,duck and gooseLevels：organ,systemContents：normal structure,morp

4、hology,color,position,etc.History of AnatomyHippocrates,460 BC-377 BCDoctor,Father of Medicine,Father of AnatomyAristotle,384 BC-322BCHe defined anatomy as morphology.Branch of Anatomy-1MacroanatomyMicroanatomy or HistologyMacroanatomyMicroanatomy or HistologyDevelopmental anatomy or EmbryologyDevel

5、opmental anatomy or EmbryologyBranch of Anatomy-2(2)The macroanatomy is divided intoFunctional anatomySystemic anatomyTopographic anatomyDevelopmental anatomyThe macroanatomy is divided intoFunctional anatomySystemic anatomyTopographic anatomyDevelopmental anatomyBranch of Anatomy-2Comparative anato

6、myComparative anatomyRadioanatomyRadioanatomyNeuroanatomyNeuroanatomyExperimental anatomyExperimental anatomyBranch of Anatomy-2(2)The macroanatomy is divided intoThe macroanatomy is divided intoStudy MethodsListen to lectures and do the experimentsTo integrate theory with practice and pay attention to observe the specimensLearn anatomy from the viewpoint of occurrence and development as well as the unity of local and wholeCombinationof morphological structure and functionLeft side view4