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Digitiform gland
A
Common bile duct
B
Liver
C
Stomach
D
Testes
E
Pylorus
A
Valvular intestine
B
Spleen
A
Valvular intestine
B
Pancreas
C
Spleen
D
Opisthonephros
E
Pylorus
A
Testes
B
Stomach
C
Liver
A
Falciform ligament
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Opisthonephros
B
Dorsal Aorta
C
Liver
D
Spleen
A
Gill Rakers
A
Gill Rakers
B
Gill Filaments (Primary Lamellae)