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Snake Anatomy Diagram



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A. Head

 B. Body

C. Trachea

D. Oesophagus

E. Lung

F. Heart

G. Liver

H. Ribs

I. Gall Bladder

J. Stomach

K. Body Fat

L. Intestines

M. Kidneys

N. Ribs

O. Tail

P. Hemipenes

Q. Cloaca


The diagram above depicts the vital organs of a male snake.
In the female anatomy the hemipenes are replaced by left and right oviducts, as well as both left and right ovaries.

By clicking on the text links, each organ is described in greater detail giving you greater insight into the anatomy of snakes.
BY understanding the basic anatomy of these amazing creatures we can better appreciate the evolutionary adaptations that have ensured their survival.

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