Chapter 3, Mishna 1

When does cut windpipe render animal a treifa?
What is requisite measure of hole in windpipe to render animal a treifa?
When do small holes join to constitute requisite measure?
What is an issar and what is relevance?
Can an animal have a hole in its windpipe and live?
What are the segments of the windpipe and are they relevant?
What is relevance of above and below crack in windpipe?
What part of the neck is fit for slaughter?
What if animal extended its neck?
If membrane of brain perforated is animal treifa?
Does it matter whether it’s the outer or inner brain membrane that is perforated?
What perforation in spinal membrane renders animal treifa?
When does perforation of any size render animal treifa, and when is there a minimum size?
What about where spinal cord meets brain?
What about hole in heart that penetrates from outside to inner chamber?
Are chambers of heart like chambers of lung?
What is relevance of large vs. small chamber?
What about tubes that lead to heart?
What are three ducts in animal’s chest?
Is duct of lung like duct like liver, and vice versa?
If spinal cord is cut, is animal a treifa?
What if spinal cord is only perforated?
How much is considered a majority of spinal cord?
What is relevance of softening of spinal cord?
What about animal whose nerve tissue has dissolved?
What about if cut is in sacrum?
What is part of spinal cord below which cut would make animal treifa?
What is relevance of first, second, third gap/branch of spinal cord?
When does tear in mouth render animal treifa?
What is lower end of spinal cord in bird?
When does perforation on spine of bird rend it treifa?
What if less than an olive bulk but something remained of liver?
What is dispute between Rabba and Rav Yosef?
What if olive bulk of liver that remained was not in one place but add up to requisite measure?
What if liver is attached only to its own membrane but is intact?

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