Match the specific organ to its most correct general anatomical location in the fetal pig by pulling down to the correct answer for each question. Each answer may only be used once. hard palate spleen urinary bladder interventricular septum middle lobe ovary ✓ [Choose ] part of the umbilical cord abdomen right lung head heart pelvic region [Choose ] [Choose ] [Choose ]

Match the specific organ to its most correct general anatomical location in the fetal pig by pulling down to the correct answer for each question. Each answer may only be used once. hard palate spleen urinary bladder interventricular septum middle lobe ovary ✓ [Choose ] part of the umbilical cord abdomen right lung head heart pelvic region [Choose ] [Choose ] [Choose ]

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connect the anatomical location of a fetal pig

Match the specific organ to its most correct general anatomical location in the
fetal pig by pulling down to the correct answer for each question. Each
answer may only be used once.
hard palate
spleen
urinary bladder
interventricular septum
middle lobe
ovary
✓ [Choose ]
part of the umbilical cord
abdomen
right lung
head
heart
pelvic region
[Choose ]
[Choose ]
[Choose ]

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