Light and scanning electron microscopical studies
of the tongue in the hooded crow (Aves: Corvus
corone cornix)

Faculty	Science	Year:	2014
Type of Publication:	ZU Hosted	Pages:
Authors:	Iman Hassan Mohammed Sheikh Staff Zu Site Abstract In Staff Site
Journal:	The Journal of Basic & Applied Zoology Elsevier	Volume:

Keywords :	Light , scanning electron microscopical studies of , tongue
Abstract:	The present study provides descriptions on the morphological and histological structure of the tongue of the hooded crow (Corvus corone cornix) in relation to habitats and feeding habits. The tongue is a tall and arrow – shaped structure. T

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