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1 Pig Dissection External Features Sex Determination Mouth and Maxillary Nerve Muscles Index Internal Systems Index

2 External features

3 Sex determination Male Female Male

4 to External anatomy 1. Pinna 2. External auditory meatus 3. Nictitating membrane 4. Rooter 5. Vibrissae 6. Umbilical cord 7. Genital papilla 8. Urogential orifice 9. Scrotum 10. Mammary papilla 11. Anus Sex Determination Back to externals

5 Mouth and Maxillary nerve

6 to Mouth and Facial nerve 1. Hard palate 2. Epiglottis 3. Canine teeth 4. Soft palate 5. Eustachian tube 6. Nasopharynx 7. Oral pharynx 8. Glottis 9. External nostril 10. Maxillary nerve 11. Infraorbital foramen 12. Opening to nasopharynx Mouth and Facial

7 Muscle Index Neck and shoulder muscles Ventral view neck Lateral view neck Lateral view neck and shoulder Lateral view shoulder and leg muscles Lower limb Lateral view Medial view 1 Medial view 2

8 Neck and Shoulder Muscles 1 Back to Muscle index

9 Neck and Shoulder Muscles 2 Back to Muscle index

10 Neck and Shoulder Muscles 3 Back to Muscle index

11 Lateral view Shoulder and leg muscles Back to Muscle index

12 Lower limb lateral muscles Back to Muscle index

13 Lower limb medial muscles 1 Back to Muscle index

14 Lower limb medial muscles 2 Back to Muscle index

15 to Muscles Neck and shoulder 1. Masseter 2. Submaxillary gland (Mandibular gland) 3. Parotid gland 4. Sublingual gland 5. Cleidomastoid muscle 6. Brachiocephalous muscle 7. Sternomastoid muscle 8. Sternohyoid muscle 9. Omohyoid muscle 10. Sternothyroid muscle 11. Trapezius muscle 12. Triceps brachii muscle 13. Deltoid 14. Lattissmus dorsi muscle 15. Digastric muscle 16. Mylohoid 17. Pectoralis Neck and shoulder 1 Neck and shoulder 2 Neck and shoulder 3 Lower limb 18. Biceps femoris muscle 19. Tensor fasciae latae 20. Gluteus medius muscle 21. Vastius lateralis muscle 22. Gastronemus muscle 23. Semitendinosus muscle 24. Semimembranosis muscle 25. Adductor muscle 26. Rectus femoris muscle 27. Vastius medialis muscle 28. Sartorius muscle 29. Pectineus muscle 30. Gracilis muscle Lateral shoulder and leg Lower limb lateral Lower limb medial 1 Lower limb medial 2

16 Digestive (start) Digestive 1 Index to internal systems Digestive 2 (close up) Glands Respiratory Circulatory (start) Heart Circulatory above diaphragm (start) slide 1 slide 2 slide 3 slide 4 slide 5 Circulatory down back Circulatory below diaphragm (start) Slide 1 slide 2 slide 3 slide 4 Urinary Slide 1 slide 2 Reproductive Female slide 1 slide 2 Slide 3 Male Slide 1 slide 2 Slide 3 slide 4

17 Digestive system 1 Back to system index

18 Digestive system 2 Back to system index

19 Glands Back to system index

20 Respiratory Back to system index

21 Digestive, glands and Digestive 11. Anus 32. Stomach 33. Small intestine 34. Duodenum 35. Large intestine (colon) 36. Caecum 37. Rectum Glands 2. Submaxillary gland 3. Parotid 4. Sublingual gland 38. Thymus Respiratory Digestive Glands Glands continue 39. Thymus 40. Liver 41. Gallbladder 42. Pancreas 43. Spleen 44. Adrenal gland Respiratory 2. Epiglottis (mouth number) 6. Nasopharynx (mouth number) 8. Glottis (mouth number) 120. Lung 121. Diaphragm 122. Larynx 123. Trachea Respiratory

22 Heart Back to system index

23 Heart 45. Coronary arteries and veins 46. Right atrium 47. Right ventricle 48. Left atrium 49. Left ventricle 50. Pulmonary trunk 51. Ductus arteriosus 52. Aortic arch 53. Aorta 54. Precava 55. Postcava Back to heart Back to system index

24 Circulatory above diaphragm 1

25 Circulatory above diaphragm 2

26 Circulatory above diaphragm 3

27 Above diaphragm heart removed

28 Above diaphragm heart removed 2

29 circulatory above diaphragm 72. Subclavian artery 73. Subclavian vein 74. Axillary artery 75. Axillary vein 76. Subscapular artery 77. Subscapular vein 78. Brachial artery 79. Brachial vein 80. Brachial vein 81. Brachiocephalic trunk 82. Common carotids 83. Intercostal arteries 84. Intercostal veins 85. Innominate vein 86. Cephalic vein 87. External jugular 88. Internal jugular 89. Hemiazygous vein Circulatory above 1 Circulatory above 2 Circulatory above 3

30 Circulation down back

31 down back 50. Pulmonary trunk 51. Ductus arteriosus 52. Aortic arch 53. Aorta 54. Precava 56. Celiac 57. Anterior mesenteric 60. Post mesenteric artery 72. Subclavian artery 74. Axillary artery 81. Brachiocephalic trunk 82. Common Carotids 83. Intercostal arteries 84. Intercostal veins 86. Cephalic vein 87. External jugular 88. Internal jugular 89. Hemiazygous 109. Kidney 120. Lung Back to down back

32 Circulatory below diaphragm 1

33 Circulatory below diaphragm 2

34 Circulatory below diaphragm 3 See female reproductive answers for female parts

35 Circulatory below diaphragm 4 See male reproductive answers for male parts

36 circulatory below diaphragm 56. Celiac 57. Anterior mesenteric 58. Renal artery 59. Renal vein 60. Post. Mesenteric artery 61. Genital artery and vein 62. External iliac artery and vein 63. Internal iliac artery and vein 64. Circumflex artery and vein Back to below diaphragm 1 Back to below diaphragm Femoral artery and vein 66. Deep femoral artery and vein 67. Caudal artery and vein 68. Umbilical artery 69. Hepatic 70. Hepatic portal 71. Umbilical vein

37 Excretory (Urinary system)1

38 Excretory (Urinary system)2

39 to Urinary system 8. Urogential opening male (see sex determination) 109. Kidney 110. Hilus 111. Ureter 112. Bladder 113. Urethra 114. Cortex 115. Medulla 116. Pelvis of kidney 117. Calyx 118. Renal pyramid 119. opening urethra female(see sex determination) Back to excretory 1 Back to excretory 2

40 Female Reproductive system 1

41 Female Reproductive system 2

42 Female Reproductive system 3

43 Female Reproductive 7. Genital papilla 101. Ovary 102. Oviducts 103. Horns of uterus 104. Uterus 105. Cervix 106. Vagina 107. Urogential sinus 108. Opening of urethra Back to female 1 Back to female 2 Back to female 3

44 Male Reproductive system 1 Male Male

45 Male Reproductive system 2

46 Male Reproductive system 3

47 Male Reproductive system 4

48 to male reproductive 8. Urogential opening 90. Scrotum 91. Testical or testes 92. Epididymus 93. Gubernaculum 94. Vas deferens 95. Inguinal canal 96. Penis (Urethra) 97. Cowper s gland Seminal vesicles 100. Prostate gland Male reproductive 1 Male reproductive 2 Male reproductive 3 Male reproductive 4 End show

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