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Label the following anatomical directions on the pig below: dorsal, ventral,
anterior, posterior
Section 2: External Anatomy
3. If you examined the cells of a pig's snout under a microscope, you would
see a firm ground substance with tiny spaces for cells called
4. What type of connective tissue cells create the cartilage of a pig's snout
and pinnae?

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Explanation of anatomical directions on a pig: dorsal, ventral, anterior, posterior.


Explanation:

Dorsal: Refers to the back side of an organism. Example: The pig's back in the image.

Ventral: Refers to the belly side of an organism. Example: The pig's belly in the image.

Anterior: Refers to the head end of an organism. Example: The pig's head in the image.

Posterior: Refers to the tail end of an organism. Example: The pig's tail in the image.


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