Lizard Nervous System - Revision history

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Clamy: /* Neurological Disorders */

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Neurological Disorders

Clamy at 13:14, 11 March 2010

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Clamy at 21:15, 2 March 2010

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Clamy at 16:01, 1 March 2010

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Clamy: New page: {{unfinished}} Lizards have a typical reptilian brain, which is more advanced with a larger cerebrum and cerebellum than that of amphibians or fishes. * '''Brain''' - small, not exceedin...

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New page: {{unfinished}} Lizards have a typical reptilian brain, which is more advanced with a larger cerebrum and cerebellum than that of amphibians or fishes. * '''Brain''' - small, not exceedin...

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Lizards have a typical reptilian brain, which is more advanced with a larger cerebrum and cerebellum than that of amphibians or fishes.
* '''Brain''' - small, not exceeding 1% of the body mass; it has 12 paires of cranial nerves.
* '''Spinal Cord''' - differs from that of mammals in that it extends to the tail tip.

==Neuroligcal Disorders==

They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced diets may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to evalutate the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.

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 ==Neurological Disorders==
-They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced [[Reptile Diet|diets]] may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to evaluate the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.
+They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced [[Reptile Diet Composition|diets]] may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to evaluate the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.
 [[Category:Lizard_Anatomy|N]]

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 ==Neurological Disorders==
-They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced [[Lizard Diet|diets]] may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to evaluate the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.
+They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced [[Reptile Diet|diets]] may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to evaluate the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.
 [[Category:Lizard_Anatomy|N]]

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	Lizards have a typical reptilian brain, which is more advanced with a larger cerebrum and cerebellum than that of amphibians or fishes.		Lizards have a typical reptilian brain, which is more advanced with a larger cerebrum and cerebellum than that of amphibians or fishes.

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 ==Neurological Disorders==
-They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced diets may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to evaluate the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.
+They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced [[Lizard Diet|diets]] may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to evaluate the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.
 [[Category:Lizard_Anatomy|N]]

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	They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced diets may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to evaluate the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.		They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced diets may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to evaluate the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.
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 Lizards have a typical reptilian brain, which is more advanced with a larger cerebrum and cerebellum than that of amphibians or fishes.
-* '''Brain''' - small, not exceeding 1% of the body mass; it has 12 paires of cranial nerves.
+* '''Brain''' - small, not exceeding 1% of the body mass; it has 12 pairs of cranial nerves.
 * '''Spinal Cord''' - differs from that of mammals in that it extends to the tail tip.

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	==Neuroligcal Disorders==		==Neuroligcal Disorders==

−	They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced diets may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to ~~evalutate~~ the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.	+	They are poorly understood and documented in reptiles but the basic neurological reflexes should be tested during any evaluation. Unbalanced diets may sometimes result in neurologic symptoms such as hypocalcemic tetany and therefore it is important to evaluate the nutritional requirements and history of the specimen.