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anatomy rat test

TermDefinition
Connects the mouth to the stomach, lies underneath the trachea esophagus
Muscle that separates the abdominal cavity from the thoracic cavity diaphragm
Destroys old blood cells and lies within the folds of the small intestine, back of the rat spleen
Organs of the respiratory system that lie on either side of the heart lungs
Large organ of the thoracic cavity that lies just under (posterior) to the diaphragm liver
The pouch of the colon that is found just where the small intestine joins it, it is attached at the junction of the small and large intestine. cecum
Structure related to the immune system, lies at the top of the heart: thymus gland
The vagina divides into two what that extend toward the kidneys uterine horns
At the tips of the uterine horns are small lumpy glands called ovaries
The lumpy brown glands located to the left and right of the urinary bladder are the seminal vesicles
behind the spleen in the back of the rat, organ that removes waste from blood and produces urine kidney
muscle in thoracic cavity that pumps blood throughout the body heart
section of the digestive tract that follows the small intestine large intestine (colon)
tissue that anchors the small intestine and stomach mesentary
main site of food absorption, the large intestine follows it. small intestine
located in the digestive tract between the esophagus and the small intestine. stomach
sac that collects urine until it is excreted, very small located in the bottom of the rat urinary bladder
male reproductive organ that produces sperm, near bottom of rat testicle
the small yellowish glands embedded in the fat atop the kidneys are the adrenal glands
ringed cartilage near the neck in front of the esophagus trachea
Created by: hamillm
 

 



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