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Cranial malformation in an African lion presumed secondary to hypovitaminosis A.
(A) Diffuse thickening of the parietal bones of the skull. (B) Herniation of the cerebellar vermis in a lion with osseous cranial malformations. There is caudal dorsoventral flattening of the cerebellar vermis resulting in a “wedge-shaped” appearance.
