Studying the morphological features of the skull bones of domestic and wild animals in a comparative aspect

The paper presents a fragment of the study of the morphological features of the skull bones of domestic and wild animals in a comparative aspect, which presents the results of a study of the structure and comparison of skulls: a domestic outbred cat, a Gray Giant rabbit, a hare - a share. In a cat, the premaxillary bone and supraorbital process are absent, the hook of the pterygoid bone is long and rounded inwards. In rabbit and hare skulls, the anterior and posterior supraorbital processes are present on the frontal bone, and the hook of the pterygoid bone is short, sharp, and straight. The interparietal bone of the hare merged with the occipital, while in the rabbit and cat it exists as an independent bone.