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pig+frog functions

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gallbladder stores bile
bile duct empties bile into duodeum from the gallbladder
duodenum connects stomach to intestine
pancreas makes insulin
cecum dead end part of large intestine
rectum last stretch of large intestine before it exits the anus
mesentery membrane that holds the coils of the small intestine
pyloric sphincter valve opening valve between the duodenum and the stomach
diaphragm separates the thoracic abdominal cavity, aids breathing
urinary bladder lies between the two umbilical vessels, urine storage
glottis opening to the trachea, prevents food from entering the lungs
hard palate and soft palates (pig) separate the nasal and oral cavities
fat bodies fingerlike fat tissue used for energy storage
stomach food storage and digestion
liver detoxifies blood, stores fats for energy and produces bile
spleen produces white blood cells, filters and stores blood
small intestine long tube-like structure for digestion and nutrient absorption
large intestine water absorption, forms feces (excreted through cloaca)
kidneys excrete waste from blood, produces urine
lungs gas exchange for respiration
heart both pigs and frogs have a closed circulatory system, blood flows through the vessels, isn't free in the body cavities
closed circulatory system (frogs) oxygenated blood from the skin enters the right atrium, oxygenated blood from the lungs enters the left atrium, blood is then pumped from both atria to the ventricle, then from the ventricle to the lungs
what kind of heart do frogs have? frogs have a 3 chamber heart
what kind of heart do pigs have? pigs have a 4 chamber heart
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