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What is a cow udder made of?
It consists of skin, connective tissue, a thin layer of muscle and the mammary gland which is the main part and produces the milk.
How long before giving birth does a pig get milk bags?
Pigs, like other mammals, develop mammary glands that produce milk throughout their pregnancy. The development of the mammary glands in pigs typically starts around the 3rd trimester of the pregnancy, which is around 80-115 days into the gestation period.
Where are the breasts?
The breasts are located on the chest of the body, typically above the rib cage and below the collarbone. They consist of mammary glands and fatty tissue that play a role in breastfeeding and sexual characteristics.
Why are the endocrine glands called ductless glands?
Because an endocrine glad does not have a tube through which it delivers hormone to the body. They just release their hormones into the space around the gland, which diffuse into the blood stream.
Are adrenal glands located above or below the belly button?
They are located on top of the kidneys and normally are slightly above the belly button (navel). But there is tremendous variation in where a normal belly button is located on the abdominal wall.
What term describes the tissue layer directly below epidermis?
The Papillary Layer which is a part of the Dermis
What glands lie just below the prostate gland and secrete fluid into the urethra?
Cowpers Glands
What state is directly below Minnesota?
Iowa is directly below Minnesota.
What is the meaning of inframammary?
Infra- as a prefix in medical terminology means "below".The medical term inframammary means below the mammary glands, or sometimes, used more loosely, it means below the breast. It is an anatomical point of reference/landmark on the body. It is used in medical documentation such as for documenting the location of pain, a surgical incision location, or etc.
Which muscle cell below?
lou
Where is the biscep muscle?
below your shoulder
How many thyroid glands are in the human body?
There are 5 possible ducted glands and 9 possible ductless glands (for a total of 14) However, based on gender, a normal human body will have a total of 13 glands, with two glands (mammary glands or prostate gland) being gender specific. Ducted glands are called exocrine glands. They secrete chemicals through ducts. They are: 1. Lachrymal Glands 2. Sweat Glands 3. Salivary Glands 4. Mammary Glands (fully developed in female) 5. Sebaceous Glands Endocrine glands comprise the ductless glands. They are: 1. Hypothalamus 2. Pituitary Gland (Anterior & Posterior) 3. Adrenal Glands 4. Thyroid Gland 5. Gonads 6. Thymus 7. Pancreas 8. Pineal Gland 9. Prostate (male only)
