A hybrid Blue neck x African black male ostrich conjoined twinning was born at the end of artificial egg incubation and died spontaneously 24 h after the hatching. It was frozen and sent to the Unit of Veterinary Pathology of the University of Messina for gross examination.

Jul 20, 2008 · Last week, a homeowner discovered a pair of young barn swallows that had fallen out of their nest after a sibling flew off to learn to forage from its parents. That's a common event, but this...

A hybrid Blue neck × African black male ostrich conjoined twinning was born at the end of artificial egg incubation and died spontaneously 24 h after the hatching. It was frozen and sent to the Unit of Veterinary Pathology of the University of Messina for gross examination.

Sep 1, 2007 · A hybrid Blue neck x African black male ostrich conjoined twinning was born at the end of artificial egg incubation and died spontaneously 24 h after the hatching. It was frozen and sent to the...

Aug 20, 2013 · There's Latin writing on two conjoined ostrich eggs that could be the world's oldest globe.

A hybrid Blue neck • African black male ostrich conjoined twinning was born at the end of artificial egg incubation and died spontaneously 24 h after the hatching. It was frozen and sent to the Unit of Veterinary Pathology of the University of Messina for gross examination.

The conjoined twins spontaneously died 24 h after the hatching; they were frozen and sent to the Unit of Veterinary Pathology of the University of Messina for gross examination.

Aug 21, 2013 · Experts say the recently discovered globe, engraved on two conjoined ostrich-shell halves, may be the oldest ever identified that depicts the New World.

Caudally, the joint capsule is conjoined with the cartilago tibialis. This prominent cartilaginous structure surrounds the joint caudally and provides a pathway for the tendons of toe flexor muscles. Table 2.

The Ostrich Egg Globe is a hollow terrestrial globe made from the conjoined lower halves of two ostrich eggs. [1] The map carved on the globe is an extremely close, [1] if not identical, [2] match to the Hunt–Lenox Globe, a copper globe reliably dated to about 1510.