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Establishing a veterinary anatomy core syllabus through a modified Delphi process by Gummery, Erica, Singh, Miren, Channon, Sarah B.

“…Anatomy forms a key component of veterinary curricula, but, in the context of an evolving profession, curricula are adapting and changing accordingly. There is…”
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Ontogenetic scaling of pelvic limb muscles, tendons and locomotor economy in the ostrich ( Struthio camelus ) by Channon, Sarah B, Young, Iain S, Cordner, Beckie, Swann, Nicola

“…In rapidly growing animals there are numerous selective pressures and developmental constraints underpinning the ontogenetic development of muscle-tendon…”
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Supporting collaborative dissection through the development of an online wiki positively impacts the learning of veterinary anatomy by Previdelli, Renato L., Boardman, Emma, Frill, Michael, Frean, Stephen, Channon, Sarah B.

“…An innovative series of dissections of the canine abdomen was created to facilitate social distancing in the dissection room following COVID‐19 restrictions…”
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Effect of gamified perceptual learning on visual detection and discrimination skills in equine gait assessment by Starke, Sandra D., Miles, Gregory C., Channon, Sarah B., May, Stephen A.

“…Background: Visual assessment of equine lameness is an everyday veterinary task suffering from poor diagnostic accuracy. The aim of this study was to quantify…”
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Anatomy Teaching, a “Model” Answer? Evaluating “Geoff”, a Painted Anatomical Horse, as a Tool for Enhancing Topographical Anatomy Learning by Bietzk, Edward, Weller, Renate, Simons, Victoria, Channon, Sarah B.

“…Development of new methods for anatomy teaching is increasingly important as we look to modernize and supplement traditional teaching methods. In this study, a…”
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Comparative functional anatomy of the epaxial musculature of dogs (Canis familiaris) bred for sprinting vs. fighting by Webster, Emma L., Hudson, Penny E., Channon, Sarah B.

“…The axial musculoskeletal system of quadrupedal mammals is not currently well understood despite its functional importance in terms of facilitating postural…”
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