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Animal Anatomy Codexery

A source-cited reference to animal anatomy

Animal Anatomy (17)

Abdomen — The abdomen contains digestive organs and core muscles.
Adrenal gland — Endocrine glands producing hormones for stress, metabolism, and salt balance.
Artery — Blood vessel carrying blood away from the heart.
Bladder — Hollow organ storing urine from the kidneys of vertebrates.
Bone — Bones are rigid organs forming the vertebrate skeleton.
Brain — Central organ of the nervous system in vertebrates and most invertebrates.
Brainstem — Posterior brain part connecting cerebrum to spinal cord.
Capillary — Smallest blood vessels enabling nutrient and waste exchange.
Cartilage — Resilient connective tissue covering joints and supporting body structures.
Cell (biology) — The fundamental unit of all known life.
Cell membrane — Semipermeable lipid bilayer separating cell interior from environment.
Cell nucleus — Membrane-bound organelle containing the cell's genome.
Central nervous system — Central nervous system integrates and coordinates body activity.
Cerebellum — The cerebellum fine-tunes movement and supports cognitive functions.
Cerebral cortex — Outer neural layer of the cerebrum, key to higher cognition.
Cerebrum — Largest brain part controlling voluntary actions and higher functions.
Circulatory system — A closed network of heart, blood, and vessels.