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...YOU cannot tell your fardel from your omasum, then The Chambers Dictionary on CD...the third stomach of a ruminant is the omasum, psalterium or manyplies, but now I...the apparent equivalence of the words omasum, manyplies and fardel, while fardel...
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I knew, from browsing Chambers on paper that the third stomach of a ruminant is the omasum, psalterium or manyplies, but now I have learnt that it may also be called bible, fardel or fardel-bag and that manyplies may be spelt...
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on omasum (anatomy), In the most advanced ruminants, the much enlarged stomach consists of four parts. ... These include the large rumen (or paunch), the reticulum, the omasum (psalterium or manyplies)—which are all believed to be derived from the esophagus—and the abomasum (or reed),
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on reticulum (ruminant stomach), In the most advanced ruminants, the much enlarged stomach consists of four parts. ... The omasum is almost absent in chevrotains. Camels have a three-chambered..
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omasum - 5 dictionary results ... : thethird chamber of the ruminant stomach that is situated between the reticulum and the abomasum called also manyplies, psalterium; —compare RUMEN...
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The third division of the stomach of a ruminant animal, located between the abomasum and the reticulum. Also called manyplies. ... The omasum, also known as the bible[1], the fardel[1], the manyplies[1] and the psalterium[1], is the third compartment of the stomach in ruminants.
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The omasum. ... Meaning #1: the third compartment of the stomach of a ruminant; Synonyms: omasum, third stomach; ... Psalterium Sinaiticum...
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It is thin and fragile looking and is, I believe, the finest of the four tripes available, namely, the first stomach called paunch or rumen, the second stomach called honeycomb, the third called omasum, manyplies, or psalterium and the fourth or true stomach called absomasum or reed.
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1. Vitamin A deficient cow with newborn calf. The calf was born blind and weak. The optic nerves removed from the calf are pinched at the point where they pass through the optic chiasma due to improper osteal growth. ... 80. Omasum, manyplies, psalterium or third stomach.
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abomasum – the fourth division of the stomach in ruminant animals (cows, sheep, and deer, which chew the cud), in which digestion takes place. The prior three portions are the rumen, the reticulum, and the omasum (also known as manyplies or psalterium).
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