Sisson and Grossman’s The Anatomy of the Domestic Animals, Volume 1, 5th Edition

Overview:
A classic, encyclopedic reference on the comparative anatomy of domestic animals. Volume 1 provides detailed systematic descriptions of the anatomy of the horse and ruminants, including osteology, arthrology, myology, splanchnology, angiology and neurology. Its depth makes it a standard reference for comparative and applied anatomical study. It remains widely consulted by anatomists, surgeons and researchers.

Key Topics Covered:

• General and comparative anatomy principles
• Equine osteology, arthrology and myology
• Ruminant digestive anatomy including the forestomachs
• Urogenital and respiratory systems
• Cardiovascular and lymphatic systems
• Central and peripheral nervous systems

Target Audience:
Veterinary Anatomists, Veterinary Students, Large Animal Surgeons, Researchers