They are actually relatively similar. It's common for anatomy classes to dissect baby pigs as their organs/organ locations mimic those of a human.
A fetal pig has the same internal anatomy of a human fetus.
Because its internals are much like human internals.
There are very many similarities
A pig's anatomy is similar to that of a human's. It's the reason why kids do fetal pig disections in school
The fetal pig adavantage is that it is closest to the anatomy of the human than any toher mammal
The answer is yes. But would it work = no.
A scientist that studies the human anatomy.
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The four chambers of a pig's heart have the same names as the analogous chambers in a human heart: right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium, left ventricle.The anatomy and physiology in pigs is very similar to a human's. Human Biology studies often include a dissection of a fetal pig for lessons in anatomy. The pig's heart is one of the very similar organs to ours.The names of the four chambers in a pig's heart are the same as the four chambers in our hearts: The Right and Left Ventricles and the Right and Left Atria (plural for atrium).
Human Anatomy is the study of structure of the human body.
I think the major thing (internally anyways) would be that pigs have a coiled large intestine and humans have an organized one, differentiated into three parts.
They are similar in size, anatomy, and function. They both have four chambers and four valves, which is why it is sometimes used for a heart transplant