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TO cut something across it's center
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| A direction toward the side of the body or organ in quetsion. |
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| A general direction somtimes used to indicate toward the tail end. |
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| A general direction sometimes used to indicate toward the head end. |
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| The general direction in the head toward the end of the snout. |
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| The end nearest the point of reference. |
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| A section in the logitudinal plain of the body. |
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| A direction toward the center of the body or organ in question. |
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| Describes a direction towards the head. |
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| The underside of the body of a quadraped. |
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| A locatopn of a structure indicating that it lies over the part of the referred to and nearer to the body surface. |
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| A section that crosses the logitudinal axis of the vody at the right angles. |
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| A section that crosses the sagittal plane at right angles going from the middle of the right side of the body to the middles of the left side of the body. |
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| The end farthest from the point of reference. |
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| A direction toward the tail. |
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| Phylum, Subphylum, Class and order. (PIG) |
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| Chordata, Vertaba, Mammalia, Antiodactylia. |
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The part of the mammals trunk near the cranial part and enclasing the rib-cage, heart, and lungs.
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| he part of the mammals trunk located more caudally and ventrally; it contains the liver, stomach, and intestine. |
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| The part of the mammal's trunk locacted more caudally and dorsally. |
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| Another name for the upper arm. |
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| Another name for the forearm. |
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| A short passage between the auricle and the tympanic membrane. |
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| Connects the fetus with the placenta. |
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| Two vessels that carry blood through teh umbillical cord. |
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| Supporst teh rostral plate; helps in rooting. |
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| Third eyelid; helps distribute tears. |
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| Teats found in both males and femals. |
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| Sac of skin that will recieve the testes in a mature male. |
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| Caudal orifice of the digestive track. |
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| Common opening of the urinary track of teh vagina. |
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| Labia converge ventrelly to form this. |
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| The region including the urogenital orifice and labia. |
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| Epitrichium, together with the sloughed off skin form this cheesy layer that covers the surface of the fetus. |
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| Ventral part of the vertebrae; large solid disk of bone. |
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| Dosal to the vertebral body; a neural arch. |
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| Space through which the spinal cord passes. |
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| Cartilaginous material that seperates succesive vertebral bodies. |
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| Dorsal process for muscle attatchements. |
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| Lateral process for muscle attatchements. |
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| Located laterally between tje vertebral arches; spinal nerves pass through here; where "pinched nerves" can happen. |
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| Tall "mechanical beam" supporting the head and body and transfes wight to the appendages. |
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| Cervical vertebrae permitting free movement of the head. |
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| Vertebrae to which true ribs attach. |
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| Vertebrae laying caudally to the thoracic vertebrae. |
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| Vertebrae fushed together to form the attatchment for the pelvic girdle. |
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| Vertebrae supporting the tail. |
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| Three to five small caudal vertebrae fuse together to form this. |
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| Long ridge portion of the scapula to which muscles attach. |
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| Bone of the forearm that rotates around the ulna. |
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| Bone of the forearm that extends behind the elbow. |
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| Bones in the palm of teh wrist. |
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| Bones supporting the free parts of teh fingers and toes. |
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| Where the 3 fused bones of the pelvic girdle meet to form this socket in which the head of teh femur fits. |
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| Bone forming the dorsal part of the pelvic girdle. |
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| Cranioventral bone of the pelvic girdle. |
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| Caudoventral bone of the pelvic girdle. |
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| Three bones fused together forming the hip bone. |
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| A large opening seperating the ischium and the pubis. |
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| Thicker bone of the lower leg. |
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| Thinner bone of the lower leg. |
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| bones of the sole of the foot. |
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