An international research team said Feb. 15 it found a fossil of a dinosaur larynx bone, a world-first discovery that could help solve the mystery of what dinosaurs sounded like. So far ...

As air moves from the nose and mouth through the larynx and into the windpipe (trachea), laryngeal cartilages normally ... If allowed to continue without veterinary intervention, the condition can ...

With the animal in sternal recumbency ... to prevent the tongue from slipping out of one's grasp. Next, locate the larynx with a laryngoscope and depress the epiglottis with the tip of the ...

Eric Bgin on FlickrThe animal kingdom is a cacophony of grunts, growls, whistles, squeaks, and other noises that sound utterly crazy to the human ear but are essential to animals survival. We know ...

Before anesthetizing an animal, the clinician should carry out a pre-anesthetic physical exam that includes the measurement of vital signs. Induction of anesthesia may be achieved with inhalant or ...

The larynx is innervated with a nerve that loops ... Freeze-drying had turned the animal’s skin to a stable glass that maintained the 3D arrangement of chromosomes. “What we were looking ...