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Pericardium (Parietal pericardium, viceral pericardium)

parietal:


lining the internal surface of pericardial cavity



viceral:


lining that covers the surface of the heart

Conus arteriosus

comes out anteriorly from the ventricle at the top

Semilunar valves

contained in the conus arteriosus

Ventricle

the most conspicuous structure of the heart


a large, oval, muscular chamber


supplies blooood

Atrium

found on the posterior side under the ventricle


pillow-like in shape

Coronary arteries

bright pink artery that can be seen on top of the ventricle


supplies blood to heart

Ventral aorta

anterior to the conus arteriosus


found

Afferent branchial arteries

branches off the ventral aorta

Efferent branchial arteries

branches off the dorsal aorta

External carotid artery


opposite of the internal carotid artery


supplies the lower jaw, found underneath there

Hyoidian epibranchial (or Hyoidean) artery


anterior to the first efferent branchial artery


extends anteriorly

Stapedial artery

goes to eyes


branches off from hyoidean artery

Internal carotid artery

bell-shaped curve found anterior to the efferent branches and dorsal aorta



looks like it crosses with the paired dorsal aortae (but not actually)

Radix (or Paired Dorsal) aortae

comes off anterior to the dorsal aorta in a pair that is radial in shape


joins the hyoidean artery

Trematic arteries

sits along the septum



collects oxygenated blood collected from lamellae



trema - slit


Collector loop (do not need to know but relevant)

'loops' formed around the pharyngeal slit where the trematic arteries join



refer to lateral view of shark head

Hypobranchial arteries

usually arises from the second collector loop


passes posteriorly into the conus arteriosus


divides into pericardial and coronary arteries

Pericardial arteries

branches off posteriorly from the dorsal side of the heart into the wall of the pericardial cavity of the heart

(pharyngo)Esophageal arteries

comes from the second efferent branchial artery and moves posteriorly towards the pharynx and esophagus

Subclavian arteries

first major branches going posteriorly of the dorsal aorta usually between the 3rd and 4th efferent brachial a.

Path of Deoxygenated Blood

Deoxygenated blood -->


Sinus venosus (storage sac) --> Atrium -->


Ventricle --> Conus arteriosus -->


O2 blood

Dorsal Aorta

Artery



found once you flip the jaw over


located at the converging point posterior to the efferent branches

Celiac artery

Artery



comes off right of Dorsal aorta, found behind the stomach by it self



no veins associated with celiac artery, no mesentary associated

Gastrohepatic artery

Artery


branches off celiac a.


turns into gastric and hepatic a.

Gastric artery

Artery


artery (and vein) that branches off gastrohepatic a. towards cardiac portion of the stomach

Hepatic artery

Artery


from gastrohepatic artery


found next to the gastrohepatoduodenal ligament

Pancreaicomesentric artery

Artery



artery that branches off celiac a. towards pancreas near duodenum

Anterior intestinal artery

Artery



prominent arteries going posteriorly from the pancreas going down the right side of the illeum (spiral valve)

Annual artery

Artery



branches off the anterior intestinal artery and semi wraps the illeum

Intraintestinal artery

Artery



branches off the celiac a.


directly feeds into the ventral wall of the illeum and goes posteriorly

Duodenal artery

Artery



branches off the celiac a. and supplies the duodenum



Pyloric artery

Artery



branches off the celiac a.


feeds the pylorus

Posterier intestinal artery

Artery



connects to the left side of the illeum as a branch from the dorsal aorta


Gastrosplenic (or lienogastric) artery

Artery



second branch off dorsal aorta below the posterior intestinal artery


goes to the spleen

Posterier mesentric artery

Artery



artery that branches after gastrosplenic a. into the rectal (digitiform) gland

Genital arteries (spermatic arteries, ovarian arteries)

Artery



from the celiac a. or dorsal aorta that supply the gonads


Segmental arteries

Artery


composed of parietal, vertebromuscular and renal arteries (last two are difficult to see)

Iliac arteries

Artery



branches off the dorsal aorta anterior to the cloaca, and comes out ventrally from the kidneys

Femoral arteries

Artery


continuation from the illiac arteries in fins

Caudal artery

Artery


best seen in cross section


continuation of the dorsal aorta into the tail

Sinus venosus


Systemic Veins



where deoxygenated blood pools waiting to be pumped back to gills

Hepatic veins

Systemic Veins


connects into the hepatic sinus

Hepatic sinuses

Systemic Veins


collects blood from the liver via hepatic portal vein

Common cardinal veins (ducts of Cuvier)

Systemic Veins



connects lateral abdominal vein to sinus venosus

Anterior cardinal veins

Systemic Veins


drains sides of the head region via sinus


anterior to sinus venosus on each side

Anterior cardinal sinuses

Systemic Veins


what anterior cardinal veins drain into

Subclavian veins

Systemic Veins


branches off the common cardinal vein


formed by the joining of the lateral abdominal vein and brachial vein just later to the inferior jugular

Brachial veins

Systemic Veins


drains the pectoral fins

Lateral abdominal veins

Systemic Veins



prominent veins coming up the side flaps (from cutting open the body) of the mid portion of the body

Cloacal veins

Systemic Veins



drains from the cloaca

Iliac veins

Systemic Veins



portion of the caudal vein that is before the tail

Femoral veins

Systemic Veins



drains from the pelvic fin

Inferior jugular veins

Systemic Veins


thin vessel that drains the floor of the brachial region that connect to the common cardinal vein

Efferent renal veins

Systemic Veins



drains sinuses in kidneys


tributaries of each posterior cardinal vein

Posterior cardinal veins

Systemic Veins



travels along the dorsal aorta


dumps deoxygenated blood into the posterior cardinal sinus

Posterior cardinal sinuses

Systemic Veins



found dorsal to mid portion of the liver, connects to sinus venosus anteriorly

Hepatic portal vein

Hepatic Portal Systems



large vein that lies in the lesser omentum alongside the anterior side of the bile duct

Lienomesenteric vein

Hepatic Portal Systems



runs along back side of the dorsal lobe of the pancreas

Posterior splenic vein

Hepatic Portal Systems


brings blood to the lienomesenteric vein from the spleen

Posterior intestinal vein

Hepatic Portal Systems



branches off lienomesenteric vein towards illeum

Pyloric veins

Hepatic Portal Systems


drains the pylorus

Pancreaticomesenteric vein

Hepatic Portal Systems


vein that branches off hepatic portal vein


a. towards pancreas near duodenum

Intraintestinal vein

Hepatic Portal Systems


directly feeds into the ventral wall of the illeum and goes posteriorly


opposite to corresponding artery

Duodenal vein

Hepatic Portal Systems


leads into duodenum


opposite to corresponding artery

Anterior intestinal vein

Hepatic Portal Systems


collects blood from annular veins


Ascends the right side of the illeum

Anterior splenic vein

Hepatic Portal Systems



enters the pancreaticomesenteric vein before lesser omentum


takes the unaerated blood from spleen

Annular vein

Hepatic Portal Systems


opposite to corresponding annular arteries


on spiral valve

Caudal vein

Renal Portal Systems



carries metabolic waste from tail


Renal portal veins

Renal Portal Systems


trough-like in shape found on the dorsal side, going laterally down near aorta

Afferent renal veins

Renal Portal Systems


too small to see