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the left and right halves of the animal's body are essentially mirror images of each other. Paired structures
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cavity that contains the brain (crainal cavity/cranium) and spinal cord (central nervous system spinal cavity)
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body cavities

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the left and right halves of the animal's body are essentially mirror images of each other. Paired structures Bilateral symmetry
cavity that contains the brain (crainal cavity/cranium) and spinal cord (central nervous system spinal cavity) Dorsal body cavity
body cavity that contains most of the soft organs (visera) of the body. Ventral body cavity
Divisions of the ventral body cavity separated by a thin diaphram cranial thorasic cavity or thorax and caudal abdominal cavity or abdomen
membrane covering the organs in the thorasic cavity pleura
layer that lines the whole thorasis cavity parietal layer of pleura
thickened and roughened by inflammation of the space between the parietal and viseral lining causing surfaces to scrape over each other pleuritis or pleurisy
inflammation of the space between the peritoneum and viseral lining peritonitis
what are the four basic TISSUES that make up the entire body? epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous
CELLS, TISSUES, ORGANS AND SYSTEMS levels of organization
the maintenance of a dynamic equilibrium in the body homeostasis
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