2015
DOI: 10.9775/kvfd.2015.13060
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Anadolu Çoban Köpeklerinde (Canis familiaris) Siliyer Cisim ve İridokorneal Açı Üzerine Morfolojik Bir Çalışma

Abstract: This study was carried out to determine morphological structures of Anatolian Shepherd dog eye to compare with other animals. This important sensory organ from five adult male dogs were investigated by light microscopic and scanning electron microscopic analyses. Anatolian Shepherd dog cornea is about 435 (center) to 501 (periphery) µm thick. The dense pigmentation observed in the anterior and posterior iridal epithelium. The ciliary cleft of the iridocorneal angle was not large and well-developed. The ciliary… Show more

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“…The eyes of vertebrates have similar structure, function, and appearance with different morphology, which was correlated with life characteristics and environmental factors (Aboelnour et al., 2020; Abumandour et al., 2022). The ciliary body (CB) and iris have been studied in different species, that is zebra and grass carp fish (Seleem, 2015; Soules & Link, 2005), toad (Seleem & Lashein, 2018), lizard (Rasys et al., 2021), snake (Caprette, 2005), chicken (Link & Nishi, 1998), hawk (Mirhish et al., 2012), mole‐rat (Cernuda‐Cernuda et al., 2003), fat sand rat (Saadi‐Brenkia et al., 2018), rabbit (Abdo et al., 2017), horse (Alina et al., 2008), Anatolian shepherd dog (Akbalık et al., 2015), and South African painted dog (Paszta et al., 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The eyes of vertebrates have similar structure, function, and appearance with different morphology, which was correlated with life characteristics and environmental factors (Aboelnour et al., 2020; Abumandour et al., 2022). The ciliary body (CB) and iris have been studied in different species, that is zebra and grass carp fish (Seleem, 2015; Soules & Link, 2005), toad (Seleem & Lashein, 2018), lizard (Rasys et al., 2021), snake (Caprette, 2005), chicken (Link & Nishi, 1998), hawk (Mirhish et al., 2012), mole‐rat (Cernuda‐Cernuda et al., 2003), fat sand rat (Saadi‐Brenkia et al., 2018), rabbit (Abdo et al., 2017), horse (Alina et al., 2008), Anatolian shepherd dog (Akbalık et al., 2015), and South African painted dog (Paszta et al., 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%