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Anterior (Cranial) & toward the head \tn 
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Quadruped & walks on {\bf{four}} legs \tn 
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Umbilical Cord & provides food and oxegen from mother to the fetus and the movement of wastes from the fetus to the mother. \tn 
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Ileum & Empty into lymph and blood vessels and are distributed to the cells (End section of small intesine) & Absorbs: fat-saluable vitamins, vitamin B, fatty acids, cholesterol, and some water \tn 
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