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Monogastric Stomach - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
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5. The dorsal mesogastrium becomes elongated (with the spleen) and expands into a large fold along the ventral abdominal wall. This becomes the greater omentum which covers all the abdominal organs. It is a superficial structure which is free to move.
5. The dorsal mesogastrium becomes elongated (with the spleen) and expands into a large fold along the ventral abdominal wall. This becomes the greater omentum which covers all the abdominal organs. It is a superficial structure which is free to move.
6. The ventral mesogastrium becomes the lesser omentum. It is inbetween the stomach and the liver. The rest of the ventral mesentry degenerates.
6. The ventral mesogastrium becomes the lesser omentum. It is in between the stomach and the liver. The rest of the ventral mesentry degenerates.
[[Image:Stomach Anatomy 2.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Stomach Anatomy 2 - Copyright Nottingham 2008]]
[[Image:Stomach Anatomy 2.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Stomach Anatomy 2 - Copyright Nottingham 2008]]