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Truncus arteriosus is divided into pylangium and synangium in a frog, it was first reported by
Truncus arteriosus is divided into pylangium and synangium in a frog, it was first reported by
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The frog has a three-chambered heart and consists of a conical ventricle and two auricles which lie immediately in front of the ventricle. While the auricles are thin walled and separated internally by a septum, these are clearly separated from the ventricle by a coronary suculus. The Truncus arteriosus lies on the front side of the ventricle and are divisible into two visible parts. Ms. Oliver (1909 ) was the first to call the entire vessel as truncus arteriosus and divided its interior into proximal pylangium and a distal synangium.
The frog has a three-chambered heart and consists of a conical ventricle and two auricles which lie immediately in front of the ventricle. While the auricles are thin walled and separated internally by a septum, these are clearly separated from the ventricle by a coronary suculus. The Truncus arteriosus lies on the front side of the ventricle and are divisible into two visible parts. Ms. Oliver (1909 ) was the first to call the entire vessel as truncus arteriosus and divided its interior into proximal pylangium and a distal synangium.
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