中美洲貘(Tapirus bairdii)下颌炎症

Q2 Veterinary

Revue De Medecine Veterinaire Pub Date : 2020-08-26 DOI:10.19052/mv.vol1.iss41.5

G. G. González González

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摘要

bairdii(貘)，也被称为danta，生活在热带森林，低山林，落叶林，被洪水淹没的草甸和湿地。貘的内部解剖结构类似于驯养的马，就像它的牙齿配方一样。磨牙缺乏骨水泥，牙冠小或低，是完全的牙齿。在圈养收集的貘中，下颌炎症是非常常见的，其病因和患病率已经讨论过，但尚未定义。这项工作表明，改变出牙和保留牙冠“帽”可能是颌骨炎症的病因，这是基于它的对应物马，它在生理上应对以下过程:作为永久性*

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Inflamación mandibular en el tapir centroamericano (Tapirus bairdii)

Baird's tapir (Tapirus bairdii), also known as danta, inhabits tropical forests, lower mountain forests, deciduous forests, f looded meadows and wetlands. The internal anatomy of the tapir is analogous to the domestic horse, as is its dental formula. Molars lack cement and have small or low crowns, being fully lofodonts. Mandibular inf lammation in tapirs is very common in captive collections and their etiology and prevalence have been discussed, but have not been defined. This work suggests changing teething and retaining the crown “caps” as a possible etiology of jaw inf lammation based on its counterpart the horse, which physiologically copes with the following process: as permanent *

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Revue De Medecine Veterinaire 农林科学-兽医学

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18-36 weeks

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