Category talk:Animal anatomy

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Animal anatomy[edit]

FFFI have beenmassively boost the amount of information Wikipedia provides on animal anatomy but right now it not :

[[animal anatomyvuyf

]] or zootomy - the parent page (perhaps with this article merged into it)

- vertebrate anatomy
  - mammal anatomy (perhaps also marsupial anatomy and montreme anatomy)
  - bird anatomy - there is already a bird skeleton article, and more than enough info can be taken from the bird articlenatomy]] (as of 08/05/06 redirects to reptile)
  - amphibian anatomy
  - bony fish anatomy
    - cartilaginous fish anatomy
- invertebrate anatomy
  - crustacean anatomy
  - insect anatomy etc...

The list could go on forever, I'm not sure whether ALL the possible articles deserve to exist, but most certainly the mammal/bird/reptile/amphibian/fish ones do, as that is what we all grown up with as the five main animal groups from early school. These article currently exist to deal with this field:

cat anatomy - poor
dog anatomy - good, but isn't really anatomy, more their physical appearance
frog zoology - good
[category:horse anatomy] - a whole category, with articles such as equine forelimb anatomy
[catagory:marsupial zootomy]
[catagory:dog anatomy]
bird skeleton - good

I have to admit I am no expert, I propose this in the hope that someone who is can help. What does everyone think? mastodon 15:59, 8 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]