When you're in astanding position, your liver sits on top of your stomach in relation to the ground. When a dog is in a standing position, its liver is on the same level as its stomach with respect to the ground. However, in both cases, the liver is said to be cranial to the stomach. This is because the A. stomach is closer to the spine than the liver. B. liver is closer to the head than the stomach. C. stomach is closer to the head than the liver. D. liver is closer to the navel than the stomach.

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When you're in a standing position, your liver sits on top of your stomach in relation to the ground. When a dog is in a standing position, its liver is on the same level as its stomach with respect to the ground. However, in both cases, the liver is said to be cranial to the stomach. This is because the A. stomach is closer to the spine than the liver. B. liver is closer to the head than the stomach. C. stomach is closer to the head than the liver. D. liver is closer to the navel than the stomach

The stomach is the part of the digestive system where foods is stored. it is then broken down to release energy. the liver on the other hand purifies the blood before transferring to other parts of the body. it also metabolises drugs and removes toxic waste from the body.

In humans, the liver is directly above the stomach which is closer to the head , while for dogs, the liver is on the same level as its stomach.