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The horse’s respiratory tract is a long tube which terminates in alveoli. The alveoli are microscopic air sacs where oxygen enters the blood stream and exchanged for carbon dioxide. Oxygen-rich air enters the nares (nostrils) and travels through the nasal passages, paired paranasal sinuses, and...
Has you mare changed her behavior, is she acting aggressive, stallion like or exhibiting markedly prolonged periods of heat or estrus. Exceptions to changes in behavior are pregnant mares and transitional mares. Pregnant mares can exhibit stallion like behavior due to the production of testosterone...
Fatty acids are long chains of carbon and hydrogen linked together by chemical bonds that resemble the tail of a flying kite. The number of carbon and hydrogen atoms and the number and arrangement of bonds between adjacent carbon atoms help distinguish one type of...