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A normal or pathological part of the anatomy or structural organization of an Organism. This class covers BodyParts, as well as structures that are given off by Organisms, e.g. ReproductiveBodies.
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AnimalShell | A hard shell of calcium that serves as a supporting structure for some Invertebrates. |
| | BodyCavity | Any BodyPart which contains an unfilled space, e.g. BodyVessels, the atria and ventricles of the heart, the lungs, etc. |
| | BodyCovering | Any BodyPart which is a covering of another BodyPart or of an entire Organism. This would include the rinds of FruitOrVegetables and the skins of Animals. |
| | BodyJunction | The place where two BodyParts meet or connect. |
| | Bust | Bust is the chest of a woman. |
| | Cell | The fundamental structural and functional unit of living Organisms. |
| | CellPart | part of a Cell |
| | Chin | A part of the Face which protrudes slightly and which is lower than all other parts of the Face. |
| | DigitAppendage | Any of the extremities of Limbs that are found in the higer Vertebrates and the Amphibians. |
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| | Exoskeleton | The system of Bones that are on the Outside of an organism and make up the supporting structure of many Invertebrates. |
| | Face | The part of the Head from forehead to chin and from ear to ear. |
| | Feather | Each instance of this class is one of the structures that make up the external covering of Birds. |
| | Foot | The lower part of a Limb, the part which makes contact with the ground in locomotion of the Animal. |
| | Hand | The grasping, fingered part of an upper limb of a Primate. |
| | Head | The part of the body containing the sense organs and the brain. |
| | Hoof | The hard end of the Foot of a HoofedMammal. |
| | Hypothalamus | The part of the Brain lying below the thalamus that serves to regulate AutonomicProcesses. |
| | Limb | Any of the limbs of a Vertebrate. Animal Appendages with joints that are used for movement and grasping. |
| | Lip | Folds of Tissue surrounding the mouths of some Vertebrates. |
| | Mouth | Part of the Face, used for Ingesting Food and Vocalizing. |
| | Neck | The part of the body that connects the Head to the rest of the body. |
| | Organ | A somewhat independent BodyPart that performs a specialized function. Note that this functional definition covers bodily systems, e.g. the digestive system or the central nervous system. |
| | PlantBranch | The stem of a Plant or any shoot arising from the stem of a Plant. |
| | ReproductiveBody | Reproductive structure of Organisms. Consists of an Embryonic Object and a nutritive/protective envelope. Note that this class includes seeds, spores, and FruitOrVegetables, as well as the eggs produced by Animals. |
| | Shoulder | The part of a Primate between the Arm and the neck. |
| | Skeleton | The system of Bones that make up the supporting structure of Vertebrates. |
| | Toe | The five extremities of a Foot. |
| | Tongue | Part of the Mouth, used for Tasting Food, Vocalizing, and the initial stage of Digesting. |
| | Torso | The body of a Primate excluding its Limbs. |
| | VirusPart | The class of structures which are typically found or may be found in viruses. |
| | Waist | The waist is the part of the abdomen between the rib cage and hips. On proportionate people, the waist is the narrowest part of the torso. |