ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
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Chapter 1.5, Problem 12WDYL
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To determine: The cavity where the lung is present and the name and location of the serous membrane.
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The internal organs of the body are situated inside large spaces or cavities. There are two cavities in the human body: The dorsal and ventral cavities. The ventral cavity is the largest among the two cavities and has sub cavities present in it.
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