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11 years ago
New to this forum and have a practical next week. I was given pictures to study from and I have NOOO idea what I am looking at. Can anyone help?   Crying Face
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11 years ago
Tried downloading the image, but it didn't work Face with Open Mouth
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11 years ago Edited: 11 years ago, Lady_Jane
trying it again. new to this forum so not sure what I am doing Frowning Face
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11 years ago
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trying it again. new to this forum so not sure what I am doing Frowning Face

Really strange Undecided Could be a website bug. How large is the file?

You can try a different route: To your right, under Control Panel, click "Add Gallery Image". And then post the link here if you can.

This is really strange, hope you can help us diagnose the problem Confounded Face
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11 years ago
I think the file was to big. I just made it smaller and will try reloading here. If this doesnt work ill try the gallery. I have over 10 pictures that i would like to post 'cause the instructor has the image so zoomed in i dont know even what direction the cat is laying.
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Got it!!!! I will wait for a response/opinion on this pic before I add the rest of them.
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11 years ago
It works now Jane. Personally, I would suggest going through this website and try to match it up with one of the labelled images they have there.
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11 years ago Edited: 11 years ago, Lady_Jane
TY for replying sooo fast!! I checked out the site u gave and didnt help. all images i have over reproductive and urinary. problem is instructor using 3 different cats. male, female, and pregnant. I will add the rest of the images in case anyone can help point me in right direction.

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11 years ago
So many to go through!

First image is definitely the spleen of this dissected cat.

In the second image, it looks like the person is pointing to the small intestines, but I'm sure he's hinting on something else. Look at this diagram below:



For the third image, I have no idea what the floppy part is, but it appears to be related to the lungs.

Frowning Face Once again, I'd recommend a website and play the role as Sherlock holmes to figure what these things are. Here's another website that's pretty detailed: http://bio.bd.psu.edu/cat/
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Did you figure it out, Lady Jane? What have you found so far?
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