Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Describe each of the following radiographic views in animals: 1. Ventro-dorsal view of the abdomen 2. Right lateral view of the thorax 3. Left lateral view of the neck 4. Cranio-caudal view of the humerus 5. Cranio-palmar view of the phalanxes
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