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super/o

Abover, upper

anter/o, ventr/o

Anterior, front

dors/o, poster/o

Back, behind

somat/o

Body

cyt/o

Cell

arc/o

Extremity

dist/o

Far, farthest

-genesis

Forming, producing

viscer/o

Internal organs

infer/o

Lower, below

medi/o

Middle

proxim/o

Near, nearest

nucle/o, kary/o

Nucleus

later/o

Side, to one side

hist/o

Tissue