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    This document provides a comparative overview of the digestive, respiratory, and urogenital systems of three vertebrate species: dogfish (Scoliodon plasorrah), pond turtle (Cuora amboinensis), and pigeon. For each species, it lists the key anatomical structures and their positioning within the body cavity. The structures discussed include the liver, gallbladder, esophagus, stomach, intestines, respiratory organs like lungs/trachea, and reproductive organs.

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    This document provides a comparative overview of the digestive, respiratory, and urogenital systems of three vertebrate species: dogfish (Scoliodon plasorrah), pond turtle (Cuora amboinensis), and pigeon. For each species, it lists the key anatomical structures and their positioning within the body cavity. The structures discussed include the liver, gallbladder, esophagus, stomach, intestines, respiratory organs like lungs/trachea, and reproductive organs.

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    3-BIO1 2016-2017

    COMPARATIVE VERTEBRATE ANATOMY

    DIGESTIVE, RESPIRATORY, UROGENITAL SYSTEMS


    DOGFISH Scoliodon plasorrah

    1. Pleuroperitoneal Cavity 15 Mesorectum


    Parietal peritoneum 16 Gastro-hepatoduodenal
    2. Liver Ligament/Lesser Ommentum
    Left Lobe Hepatoduodenal
    Right Lobe ligament
    Median Lobe Gastrohepatic Ligament
    3. Gall Bladder 17 Suspensory or Falciform
    - Bile Duct Ligament
    4. Esophagus-Stomach 18 Transverse Septum
    - J-shaped Transverse Process
    - Posterior margin of the bend of 19 Coronary Ligament
    the stomach
    Papillae 8. 20. Parietal Pericardium
    Rugae 21. Pericardial Cavity
    5. Pylorus 22. Visceral Pericardium
    - Constriction 23. Sinus Venosus
    6. Intestine
    6 Duodenum
    7 Valvular Intestine (with spiral 9. 24. Buccal or Oral Cavity
    valve) 25. Tongue PRIMARY TONGUE
    8 Large Intestine/Colon 26. Pharynx
    9 Cloaca 27. Gill Slits (6)
    10 Rectal/Digitiform Gland 28. Spiracle
    11 Anus 29. Elongated Gill Slits
    7. MESENTERIES 30. Gill Pouch
    12 Mesogaster 31. Branchial Bar
    13 Gastrosplenic 32. Branchial Gill
    Lamellae
    14 Mesentery Proper

    SSBA
    ANDRADA, SHAINA SOFIA B.
    3-BIO1
    COMPARATIVE VERTEBRATE ANATOMY

    DIGESTIVE, RESPIRATORY, UROGENITAL SYSTEMS


    POND TURTLE Cuora amboinensis
    - Turtle has no teeth
    - Beaks are present
    1. Parietal peritoneum 14. Bile Duct
    2. Pericardial sac 15. Mesentery Proper
    3. Pericardial cavity 16. Mesoduodenum
    - No transverse septum 17. Mesogaster
    4. Liver 18. Large Instestine/Colon
    Right Lobe 19. Colic caecum
    Left Lobe - Junction of small and large
    5. Intestine instestine
    6. Urinary Bladder 20. Mesocolon
    7. Stomach 21. Spleen
    8. Esophagus 22. Tongue DEFINITIVE TONGUE
    9. Gastrohepatic ligament 23. Laryngeal prominence
    10. Hepatoduodenal ligament 24. Glottis
    11. Duodenum 25. Opening of Auditory/Eustachian
    12. Pancreas Tube
    - Found in the hepatoduodenal 26. Trachea/Windpipe
    ligament 27. Larynx
    13. Gall Bladder 28. Arytenoid Cartilage
    - Right lobe of Liver 29. Cricoid Cartilage

    SSBA
    ANDRADA, SHAINA SOFIA B.
    3-BIO1
    COMPARATIVE VERTEBRATE ANATOMY

    DIGESTIVE, RESPIRATORY, UROGENITAL SYSTEMS


    PIGEON
    - Teeth are absent
    - Urinary bladder is absent
    - Gall bladder is absent
    1. Beaks 31. Larger intestine/Cloaca
    2. Palatal Folds 32. Colic caeca (paired)
    3. Posterior nares 33. Spleen
    4. Tongue COMPOUND DIFINITIVE 34. Syrinx
    5. Opening of the paired auditory tube - Part of the trachea
    6. Soft palate 35. Sternotrachea muscles
    7. LARYNGEAL PROMINENCE: - 2 muscles from the sternum and
    8. Arytenoid cartilage trachea
    9. Cricoid cartilage 36. Intrinsic syringeal muscles
    10. Procricoid cartilage
    11. Glottis
    12. Trachea
    13. Esophagus
    14. Crop
    15. LIVER:
    Right lobe larger
    Left lobe
    16. Intestine
    17. Gizzard
    18. Ventral ligament of gizzard
    19. Falciform ligament
    20. Pericardial sac
    21. Heart
    22. Pericardial cavity
    23. Oblique septum
    24. Coronary ligament
    25. Proventiculus
    26. Mesogaster
    27. Small instestine
    28. Pancreas
    29. Bile duct (2)
    30. Pancreatic duct (3)

    SSBA

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