Cat Dissection

thanks to Griffin Woodruff, Lia Ferreira, Wassem Juakiem, Maryam Nazemzadeh, Ashley Young, Heather Deckert, Bryan Gleaves, Victoria Laserna, Angel Notaro, Michelle Morgan, Rick Nelson, Mike Zoll and Katina Orbe for their help with these pictures

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*Heart, lungs and liver in exposed thoracic cavity*	*Another view of the thoracic cavity*
*Abdominal cavity, with exposed spleen and small intestine. Stomach is superior to the spleen, and inferior to the liver.*	*Mesentery holding together the small intestine*
*Ileocecal sphincter (valve) of the ileum and cecum*	*Pointer indicating trachea. Veins are superior vena cava, brachiocephalic (right brach) and right subclavian*
*Aortic arch (from superior side).*	*Aortic arch (from inferior side).*
*Superior vena cava (from superior side). Brachiocephalic and right subclavian veins join together to form this vein.*	*Inferior vena cava, deep to the liver.*
*Thoracic cavity, showing heart with pericardium, diaphragm deep to heart and lungs.*	*Removing the pericardium*
*Pancreas, deep to stomach, medial to spleen*	*Pancreas.*
*Showing the female reproductive tract and urinary system. Note bladder, uterus, kidney, ovary, and large intestine*	*Kidney, wrapped in fat pad.*

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