220- External anatomy horse (head neck foreleg)

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What is the forearm in the context of horse anatomy?

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The forearm is the part of the horse's foreleg located between the elbow and the knee.

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What are the withers in horse anatomy?

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The withers are the highest point of a horse's back, located between the shoulder blades.

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What is the knee in horse anatomy?

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The knee is the joint in the foreleg of a horse that connects the forearm to the cannon.

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What is the shoulder in horse anatomy?

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The shoulder is the area of the horse's foreleg that connects the foreleg to the body, crucial for movement.

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What is the face in horse anatomy?

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The face refers to the front part of the horse's head, including the muzzle and eyes.

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What is the cannon in horse anatomy?

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The cannon is the long bone in the lower part of the horse's foreleg, between the knee and the fetlock.

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What is the croup in horse anatomy?

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The croup is the area on the back of a horse, just above the tail, important for balance and movement.

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What is the crest in horse anatomy?

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The crest is the top part of a horse's neck, often more pronounced in stallions.

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What is the brisket in horse anatomy?

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The brisket is the area of the horse located between the forelegs, important for the horse's chest structure.

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What is the poll in horse anatomy?

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The poll is the area on the top of a horse's head, just behind the ears.