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1 - 12 are cattle,13 - 22 swine,23 - 35 poultry

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rump (cattle)   part of the cattle between the loin and the tail  
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round (cattle)   the muscled portion of the rear leg  
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loin (cattle)   the muscled portion along the backbone of the cattle  
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shoulder (cattle)   the muscled portion between the neck and ribs of the cattle  
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brisket (cattle)   muscled portion between the front legs of the cattle  
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switch (cattle)   the hair at the bottom of the tail  
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poll (cattle)   the top of the cattle's head  
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flank (cattle)   the pelvic region of the cattle  
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hock (cattle)   the part of the rear leg that corresponds to the knee, but bends the other direction (cattle)  
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ribs (cattle)   the side section of the cattle between the belly and top of the animal  
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heart girth (cattle)   the area that encircles the cattle's body just behind the front legs  
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pin bones (cattle)   bones on each side of the tailhead  
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ham (swine)   rear leg of swine  
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loin (swine)   the muscled portion along the backbone of the swine  
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shoulder (swine)   the muscled portion between the neck and ribs of the swine  
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rump (swine)   part of swine between the lion and tail  
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ribs (swine)   the side section of the swine between the belly and top of swine  
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jowl (swine)   the chin area  
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pastern (swine)   the part of the swine's leg between the fetlock and the hoof  
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side (swine)   the section between the belly and top of the hog. (includes ribs)  
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belly (swine)   the underside of the swine  
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hock (swine)   the part of the rear leg that corresponds to the knee, but bends the other direction (swine)  
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comb (poultry)   the red structure on top of the bird's head  
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wattles (poultry)   the fleshy structures on each side of the head just below the beak  
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beak (poultry)   pointed structure on the front of the bird's face. (gathers the food)  
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eye ring (poultry)   the slightly thickened tissue just below the ear opening  
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ear lobe (poultry)   the slightly thickened tissue just below the ear opening  
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vent (poultry)   external opening at the back of the bird  
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hock (poultry)   corresponds to the knee of a human  
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shank (poultry)   the leg of poltry  
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toes (poultry)   the structures at the bottom of the bird's feet  
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breast (poultry)   the muscled portion at the front of the bird along the breastbone  
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back- flattened (poultry)   area behind the head of the bird  
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abdomen(poultry)   the front of the bird  
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body (poultry)   the area on the side of the bird  
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