Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1944 · 120 citations · 0 references
Veterinary MedicineAnimal SciencesAnimal AnatomyBone MetabolismRabbit MedicineBone Marrow PhysiologyBone PhysiologyRabbit AnatomyRabbit PhysiologyBone Composition
A study of distribution of bone marrow in rabbits showed 47% of the marrow in the hind legs, 18% in the fore legs, 6% in the ribs, sternum, and clavicles, 9% in the head, and 20% in the vertebrae. The distribution of bone marrow, bone and bone-ash in the individual bones is recorded in the tables.