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Comparing Male vs. Female Fetal Pig Anatomy: Key Features and Differences

Explore the external anatomy of male and female fetal pigs including the urogenital opening, umbilical cord, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, digestive system, reproductive and excretory anatomy. Learn how to differentiate between male and female fetal pigs based on specific anatomical features.

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Comparing Male vs. Female Fetal Pig Anatomy: Key Features and Differences

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  1. Male vs. Female Fetal pig (external anatomy) Umbilical Cord (may be cut) Urogenital Opening In the male fetal pig, a Urogenital opening is found directly underneath the umbilical cord. In a female pig this opening will be seen at the base of the tail near the anus. Basically if you see an opening under the umbilical cord you know it is a male. If it is not there then you have a female.

  2. Cardiovascular Anatomy Superior vena cava aorta Coronary arteries and veins

  3. Cardiovascular Anatomy Heart when pushed upwards Inferior vena cava

  4. RespiratoryAnatomy Larynx Trachea Esophagus (underneath trachea, part of digestive system) Lungs Diaphragm

  5. Digestive Anatomy Liver Spleen (not part of digestive system)

  6. Digestive Anatomy Cont. (underside of liver) Gallbladder

  7. Digestive Anatomy Cont. (with liver partially removed) Stomach Pancreas Large Intestine (Spiral Colon) Small Intestine

  8. Reproductive (male)andExcretoryAnatomy Kidney Ureter Vas Deferens Penis Testis

  9. Reproductive (female)andExcretoryAnatomy 1 (with bladder down) Ovary Urinary Bladder

  10. Reproductive (female)andExcretoryAnatomy 2 (with bladder up) Uterus Urethra Vagina

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