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Nia Hayward

Nia Hayward is an instructor of vertebrate biology in a community college biology department. She leads laboratory sections in organismal zoology and oversees the department’s working mammal skull collection. Hayward holds a BS in Biology from Oklahoma State University and an MS in Biology from the University of Minnesota.

Mouse Heart Anatomy, Conduction, and Micro-Structure
What Is the IQ of a Mouse? Unraveling Their Cognitive Potential
Rodent Skulls: Identification and Key Features
Rat Anatomy: A Detailed Look at Skeletal, Muscular, and More
Can Mice Change Gender? The Science Explained
Do Rodents Have Canine Teeth? A Look at Their Dental Structure
What Defines a Rodent? The Scientific Criteria
Where Does the Esophagus Lead in a Rat?
Can Rats Grow Their Tails Back? What Science Says
The Structure and Function of the Rat Seminal Vesicle
The Rat Vagina: Anatomy, Function, and Scientific Uses
The Rat Thoracic Cavity: Organs and Function
The Anatomy of Mice Eyes and How They See
The Mouse Spine: Anatomy, Function, and Research Importance
The Rat Head: Anatomy, Biology, and Function
Mammal Skull: What It Reveals About an Animal
A Deep Dive into Rat Heart Anatomy For Science
Mouse Skull: How to Identify and Interpret It