Chapter 1.6 Body Cavities and Membranes BIO201

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So what structure separates the abdominal cavity and the pelvic cavity

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Peritoneum

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You spoke about only one membrane what of mucous membrane?

[@WyzSci]

Yes good point, I moved the information on specific membranes into the chapter on tissues. Mucous membranes are what make up 'mucosae' which are the surfaces that line the internal cavities of different organs like alimentary canal (from mouth to anus), bladder, ureters, and vagina.

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