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Salmon Anatomy

External

Photo of a salmon showing nare, gill cover, dorsal fin, lateral line, caudal fin, anal fin, pelvic fin, pectoral fin, and eye, with links to the definition of each.

Internal

Drawing of a salmon showing the location of gills, heart, liver, pyloric caeca, stomach, spleet, testes (male), intestine, vent, urinary bladder, swim bladder, kidney, and ovary (female), with links to the definition of each.

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Last Modified: July 25, 2006