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Chordata
diagnostic characteristics
notochord
dorsal hollow nerve cord
pharyngeal pouches
other features
bilateral symmetry
segmentation
body cavities [coelomic cavities]
dorsal cavity
cranial portion
vertebral portion
ventral cavity
thoracic cavity
abdominopelvic cavity
Mammalia
hair
mammary glands [modified apocrine sweat glands]
Primates
physiology—the science that deals with the functioning of the body
anatomy—the science that deals with the structure of the body
gross anatomy
surface anatomy
regional anatomy
systematic anatomy
microscopic anatomy
histology
organology
developmental anatomy [ontogeny]
embryology
postnatal development
comparative anatomy [phylogeny]
homology
analogy
directional and relational terms
anatomical position
terms of direction
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planes of reference
right and left pieces
median [midsagittal]
sagittal [parasagittal]
anterior and posterior pieces
frontal [coronal]
superior and inferior pieces
transverse [horizontal]
units of measurement
gram-meter-second
cells
tissues
epithelial tissues
connective tissues
general
loose [areolar]
dense irregular
dense regular
specialized
cartilaginous tissue
osseous tissue
adipose tissue [fat]
blood
muscle tissues
skeletal muscle
cardiac muscle
smooth muscle
nervous tissue
organs
systems
integumentary
musculoskeletal
circulatory
digestive
respiratory
urinary
reproductive
nervous
sense organs
reticuloendothelial
endocrine
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