The abdomen is a part of the body. In humans, and in many other vertebrates, it is the region between the thorax and the pelvis. In fully developed insects the abdomen is the third (or posterior) segment, after the head and thorax. Abdomen - Vertebrates. The abdomen contains several organs: part of the digestive system (stomach, liver, and intestines), the entire urinary system (kidneys, bladder). the internal reproductive organs (ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus in women, ...

Including:

• Abdomen - Vertebrates
• Abdomen - Platypus
• Abdomen - Insects
• Abdomen - Bee

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The abdomen contains several organs: Part of the digestive system (stomach, liver, pancreas, and intestines), The entire urinary system (kidneys, bladder). The internal reproductive organs (ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus in women, testis, Vas deferens and prostate in men) The abdomen contains some of the largest and most easily accessible bloodvessels in many animals, and is often used in medicine and experimentation for catheterisation. The abdomen is often coloured differently from the rest of the body. See also:

Abdomen, Abdomen - Vertebrates, Abdomen - Platypus, Abdomen - Insects, Abdomen - Bee

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The abdomen contains several organs: part of the digestive system (stomach, liver, and intestines), the entire urinary system (kidneys, bladder). the internal reproductive organs (ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus in women, testis, Vas deferens and prostate in men) The abdomen contains some of the largest and most easily accessible bloodvessels in many animals, and is often used in medicine and experimentation for catheterisation. The abdomen is often coloured differently from the rest of the body. See also:

Abdomen, Abdomen - Vertebrates, Abdomen - Platypus, Abdomen - Insects, Abdomen - Bee

Read more here: » Abdomen: Encyclopedia II - Abdomen - Vertebrates