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Epiglottis

Cartilaginous structure cranial to larynx.

Oxidative glycolytic fibers

A type of muscle fiber that has both oxidative and glycolytic capacity.

Duplex uterine openings

Present in rabbits and rodents.

Inner ear

Located in the temporal bone, has interconnected canals.

Tunica intima

The innermost layer of a blood vessel wall.

Z disc

Boundary of a sarcomere on either side.

Larynx epithelium

The type of epithelium found in the larynx.

Pineal gland

Located on the roof of the diencephalon.

Vascular tunic parts

Components of the vascular layer of the eye.

Non-ciliated cuboidal cells

Cuboidal cells without cilia.

Abomasum

The most anterior part of the stomach.

Continuous capillaries

Characterized by uninterrupted endothelium.

Endocardium

Lines the chambers of the heart.

Thymus

A primary lymphoid organ.

Alveoli epithelium

Made up of simple squamous epithelium.

Spleen functions, EXCEPT:

Does not produce hormones.

Esophagus epithelium

Stratified squamous moist epithelium.

Rumen

Storage compartment for microbial fermentation of ingesta.

Reticulum

Honey-comb structure of the stomach.

Pars esophagi

Gastric region in pigs immediately aboral to the esophageal sphincter.

Gallbladder function, EXCEPT:

Does not produce bile.

Pancreas functions

Involves gamma rays or radiation in certain contexts.

Conducting portion of the respiratory system, EXCEPT:

Does not include the lungs.

Cervix

Lies between the uterine body and the vaginal vault.

Anestrus

The vagina contains large non-cornified cells and few neutrophils.

Cowper's Gland

Releases fluid that lubricates the urethra and cleans urine residues.

Iris

The anterior portion visible through the cornea.

Middle ear

Cavity in the temporal bone extending from the tympanic membrane to the oval window.

Melatonin

Secreted by Adrenal gland, EXCEPT

Antidiuretic hormone

Hormone secreted by Anterior Pituitary gland, EXCEPT: