Veins of the head and neck. 1, Glosso-facial ; A, Its facial portion ; 2, Jugular ; 3, Occipital ; 4, Cervical portion of jugular ; a, Superior coronary ; h, Small labial branch ; c, Inferior coronary ; a', Common coronary trunk ; cZ, Angular vein of the eye ; e, Dorsal nasal ; e', Lateral nasal ; /, Alveolar ; g. Buccal ; h. Posterior auricular ; i, Superficial temporal ; fc, Anterior auricular ; Z, Subzygomatic ; m. Cerebral branch— cut ; n, Maxillo-muscular ; o o o, Muscular, oesophageal, and tracheal twigs. from Strangeways' veterinary anatomy by Vaughan, I; Strangeways, Thomas, 1824-1869;

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