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The compact bone microstructure in some reptile and bird species lacks the typical Haversian system described in mammals. This will be of a great importance in developing a better understanding of long bone anatomy and physiology in different species.

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This study discovered the absence of the typical Haversian system in the compact bone of some reptilian and avian species. This is of significant importance to veterinary forensic medicine. This study will help researchers to uncover the critical areas of long bone morphology in different species that many researchers were not previously able to explore. Thus, a new theory on long bone development may be developed.

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This study discovered the absence of the typical Haversian system in the compact bone of some reptilian and avian species. This is of significant importance to veterinary forensic medicine. This study will help researchers to uncover the critical areas of long bone morphology in different species that many researchers were not previously able to explore. Thus, a new theory on long bone development may be developed.

Professor Yasser Abdel Galil Ahmed
South Valley University

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This page is a summary of: Absence of Typical Haversian System from the Compact Bone of Some Reptile and Bird Species, Asian Journal of Biological Sciences, June 2017, Science Alert,
DOI: 10.3923/ajbs.2017.98.103.
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