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This mesentery completely separates the celomic cavity into right and left
divisions in the abdominal area . However , each of the two abdominal divisions
of the cavity at this developmental stage extends as a pleural canal , one on each
side ...
This mesentery completely separates the celomic cavity into right and left
divisions in the abdominal area . However , each of the two abdominal divisions
of the cavity at this developmental stage extends as a pleural canal , one on each
side ...
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ANTERIOR Some authors use " abdomen " as syn- MUSCLEonymous with “
abdominopelvic cavity ” , while others use it in a more specific LATISSIMUS
sense to refer to that portion of the body DORSI MUSCLEcavity between the
diaphragm ...
ANTERIOR Some authors use " abdomen " as syn- MUSCLEonymous with “
abdominopelvic cavity ” , while others use it in a more specific LATISSIMUS
sense to refer to that portion of the body DORSI MUSCLEcavity between the
diaphragm ...
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In all of these situans , the serous membrane lining the rietes is continuous with
that on the faces of the viscera contained within 2 portions of the body cavity
involved , d one refers to parietal and visceral ctions of the respective serous
memine ...
In all of these situans , the serous membrane lining the rietes is continuous with
that on the faces of the viscera contained within 2 portions of the body cavity
involved , d one refers to parietal and visceral ctions of the respective serous
memine ...
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DISEASES OF THE LOWER DIGESTIVE TRACT | 2 |
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