DescriptionVinylite and corrosion applied in a horse hoof.jpg
English: Horse hoof. Equus
Technique of vinylite and corrosion. Allow the visualization of the vascular architecture of the body. Specimen on display at the Museum of Veterinary Anatomy FMVZ USP.
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Magyar: A test érrendszerének megjelenítését lehetővé tevő vinil és korróziós technikával kikészített lópata a São Paulo Egyetem Állatorvosi Anatómiai Múzeumában
한국어: 물체의 관 구조를 보이게 하는 비닐라이트와 용식의 기법을 거친 말 발굽. 이 표본은 상파울루 대학교 수의해부학 박물관에서 전시 중이다.
English: Horse hoof, after technique of vinylite and corrosion, which allows for the visualization of the vascular architecture of the body. This specimen is on display at the University of São Paulo Museum of Veterinary Anatomy.
English: Horse hoof, after technique of vinylite and corrosion, which allows for the visualization of the vascular architecture of the body. This specimen is on display at the University of São Paulo Museum of Veterinary Anatomy.
Magyar: A test érrendszerének megjelenítését lehetővé tevő vinil és korróziós technikával kikészített lópata a São Paulo Egyetem Állatorvosi Anatómiai Múzeumában
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