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Urinary Bladder - Anatomy & Physiology
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*** It is entirely in the pelvis of the large species but partly enters the abdomen of the carnivores
*** It is entirely in the pelvis of the large species but partly enters the abdomen of the carnivores
*** It is largely retroperitoneal in the larger species
*** It is largely retroperitoneal in the larger species
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** When full and distended the folds
dissapear
and the wall appears thinner
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** When full and distended the folds
disappear
and the wall appears thinner
*** It then becomes intraperitoneal in the larger species
*** It then becomes intraperitoneal in the larger species
* The '''trigone''' of the bladder gets its name as it looks like a triangle without a base.
* The '''trigone''' of the bladder gets its name as it looks like a triangle without a base.
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