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Neopalio de canino macho (Canis familiaris). Vista rostrodorsal. Técnica: Fijado en Formol 20% y conservado en alcohol/glicerina.

Neopallium of male dog (Canis familiaris). Rostro-dorsal view. Technique: Fixation in 10% of formalin, and preserved in alcohol/glycerin.

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CODE: 6cAgc00003
Author: Dr. Paulo Salinas/ email: salinas.paulo@gmail.com
http://anatomiavet.blogspot.com
Institution:Unidad de Anatomía Veterinaria. Universidad Santo Tomás, www.anato.cl
Year: 2007

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Vista medial de corte sagital de perro macho (Canis familiaris). Fijado en Formol 20% y conservado en Alcohol/Glicerina.
Medial view of a sagittal section of a male dog brain (Canis familiaris). Fixed in 20% of formalin and preserved in alcohol/glicerin.

CODE: 6cAgc00002
Author: Dr. Paulo Salinas/ email: salinas.paulo@gmail.com 
http://anatomiavet.blogspot.com 
Institution:Unidad de Anatomía Veterinaria. Universidad Santo Tomás, www.anato.cl
Year: 2007

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The supraclavicularis proprius muscle is an abnormal muscle that may be found in the supraclavicularisfossa. During routine dissection of 78 cadavers (corresponding to 156 supraclavicular fossae), 10% formalin fixed, we found it in one adult Caucasian male cadaver. In our experience, the frequency of occurrence of the supraclavicularis proprius muscle would be 0.64%. This abnormal muscle consists of an anterior tendon inserting into the sternal aspect of the clavicle, lateral to the clavicular insertion of thesternocleidomastoideus muscle, and a posterior muscular portion entering the lateral aspect of the clavicle, medial to the acromioclavicular joint.
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CODE:3Hgce00001
Authors:
Nicolás Ernesto Ottone/ status:Student assistant
email: nicolasottone@gmail.com
Advisor: Dr.Carlos Medan
Institution: School of Medicine, University of Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Language: English
year: 2009

Paper published by Folia Morphologica
(2009, Vol. 68, No. 1, pp. 55-57)
[Received 17 September 2008; Accepted 15 November 2008]
Presented at 45th Argentinian Congress of Anatomy – Mendoza 2008

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CONSIDERACIONES ANATÓMICAS SOBRE LA MUSCULATURA INTRÍNSECA DEL MIEMBRO TORÁCICO DEL PUMA (Puma concolor)

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CODE: 3Agm100018
Authors: ^*Ismael Concha; ^**Luis Adaro; ^*Cintya Borroni & ^*Cecilia Altamirano
* Anatomía Veterinaria Universidad Santo Tomás, Santiago, Chile. 
** Anatomía Veterinaria Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Ciencias Veterinarias y Pecuarias, Santiago, Chile.

e-mail: iconcha@ust.cl 
Institutions:
Unidad de Anatomía Veterinaria. Universidad Santo Tomás, Santiago Chile. www.anato.cl
Facultad de Ciencias Veterinarias y Pecuarias Universidad de Chile, Santiago Chile

Year: 2004
Language: Spanish (Abstract in English)

Artery supply of canine brain with latex injection.

CODE: 6cAgc00001
Author: Dr. Paulo Salinas/ email: salinas.paulo@gmail.com 
http://anatomiavet.blogspot.com 
Institution:Unidad de Anatomía Veterinaria. Universidad Santo Tomás, www.anato.cl
Year: 2009

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Plastinated human / Humano plastinado

CODE: 9pHgc00001
Authors: 

• Dr. Ismael Concha: Project manager, dissection, painting, structure positioning & plastination. 
• Dr. Alberto Rodríguez: Project coodinator, director of Anatomy at U de los Andes. 
• Dr. Reinaldo Soto: Teeth
• Dr. Carlos Epech: Orbit dissection & Eyes
• Dr. Favio Valdes: Dissection
• Sr. Emilio Cubillos: Technician, plastination 
• Sr. Marcos Valenzuela: Technician, plastination 

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Institution:Programa de Anatomía Universidad de los Andes, Santiago Chile.
Year: 2004

Medial view of goat thoracic limb / Vista medial de miembro torácico de cabra

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CODE: 6pAgm100002
Author: Lindsey Franz and Jodie Rhoades / status: Veterinary students
Advisor: Dr Terri Clark and Dr Ismael Concha
email: franz.lindsey4@gmail.com
Institution: Anatomy Lab./ Oregon State University/ Corvallis, OR, United States of America
Language: English
year: 2009

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Paper in review process by the International Journal of Morphology. Received may 4th/2009 
 The present study was performed  in 51 hearts of human fetus. In 8 cases (15.7%) was founded a variation of aortic arch with 4 branches. Previous report of aortic arch with 4 branches showed 11 % of that variation in a group of 100 adults human hearts * This is the first report of variations in number of branches of aortic arch in human fetus. 
* Gupta M, Sodhi L. Variations in branching pattern, shape, size and relative distances of arteries arising from arch of aorta. Nepal Med Coll J. 2005 Jun; 7(1):13 – 7  

CODE:   5cHgt00002     
Authors:
José Darío Rojas Oviedo / status:  MD MSc 
email:darojaso@gmail.com 
Luis Ernesto Ballesteros   / status: MSc
email:lballest56@gmail.com
Advisor: Luis Ernesto Ballesteros  
Institution:  Universidad Industrial de Santander. Colombia. www.uis.edu.co      
Language: English
year: 2009

CODE: 9Aga0002
Authors: Dra. Monseratt Pantoja/ email: monsitatt@yahoo.com.ar
Sr. Leonardo Sepúlveda (Technician): patric.s.m.@gmail.com
Institution:Unidad de Anatomía Veterinaria. Universidad Santo Tomás, Santiago Chile. www.anato.cl
Year: 2006

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Lateral View of the Bovine rumen cavity/ Vista lateral de la cavidad de rumen bovino

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CODE:  4dAga00005
Author: Cate Dolan, Dee Dee Harwell / status: Veterinary students
Advisor: Dr Terri Clark
email: catherine.m.dolan@gmail.com
Institution: Anatomy Lab./  Oregon State University/ Corvallis, OR, United States of America
Language: English
year: 2009