Animal heart anatomy

Hearts can vary greatly among different types of animals. The hearts of mammals and birds have four chambers. Amphibians and lizards have three-chambered hearts. Fishes' hearts are folded tubes with three or four sections. The hearts of spiders and worms are straight tubes.

anatomy of the rabbit heart

Labeled cross section of a sheep heart

A page for a dissection guide for sheep heart dissection, drawn from an actual gross dissection

Heart of a dog vector illustration. Heart of a dog medical veterinary science educational vector illustration royalty free illustration

The blood, the characters of which have just been considered, circulates through the body by the agency of the heart and blood-vessels. The heart is a portion of the vascular system, consisting of a c...

Online access to the Hill's Atlas of Veterinary Clinical Anatomy, canine heart image page.

Veterinary Illustrations, Drawings, & Artwork by Laurie O’keefe

Illustration: Crocodile heart,normal and submerge.

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A place to find hints, tips and ask questions. — Basic diagram of the Heart, highlighting its main...

The reptile heart has a divided atrium, which receives blood from the lungs and body. In lizards, snakes, and turtles, the ventricle, which pumps blood out of the heart, is partially divided. Crocodiles have two separate, complete ventricles.

The cow heart anatomy consists of a base, apex, 2 atria, and 2 ventricles. Know bovine or ox heart anatomy with a labeled diagram.

Learn about the equine heart and some conditions most often encountered by equine cardiologists.

3rd & 4th Graders are responsible for memorizing the labels on this picture. N OTICE: 3rd grade does NOT need to know the names of the valves, just know where valves are located.