Greetings.
 
Can anyone suggest good comparative bone reference books (good pictures -
photos or drawings, plus descriptions) for domestic animals? I'm looking,
in particular, for cat, dog, cow, goat, sheep, pig. Bird bones would be a
plus (assorted pigeons, chicken, duck, etc). Even a good veterinary
science/anatomy book with a clear skeletal section would be helpful...
 
I know that faunal analysis should be done by a faunal analyst, and that
nothing can truly substitute for a comparative collection, but I would like
to start learning some of the basics myself.... I have Gilbert, which is
nice for the more "wild" beasts...
 
Thanks,
Megan Springate
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