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Tongue - Anatomy & Physiology
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*Most of the papillae in the pig are soft, long and directed caudally
*Most of the papillae in the pig are soft, long and directed caudally
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*The avian tongue has a bone in it. It is mainly used for manipulation of food rather than vocalisation like in mammals.
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