Ventral

The ventral fin on a trout is used for stabilization and steering.

The ventral fin of this fish is unusually small compared to other fish in its family.

The ventral fin on this particular species of fish is much larger than its dorsal fin.

The ventral lobe of the thyroid gland produces thyroid hormone, which regulates metabolism.

The ventral side of the trachea is where the esophagus is located.

The ventral fins on a fish help with maneuvering and propulsion.

The ventral side of the human body faces downward.

The ventral surface of the cerebellum controls coordination and balance.

The ventral surface of the liver faces the anterior abdominal wall.

The ventral portion of the spinal cord contains motor neurons that control movement.

The ventral surface of the diaphragm separates the thoracic and abdominal cavities.

The ventral side of the heart is where the apex is located.

The ventral root of a spinal nerve contains sensory neurons that receive information from the body's periphery.

The ventral horn of the spinal cord contains neurons that control muscles of the limbs and trunk.

The ventral scales of the lizard are arranged in transverse rows.

The ventral surface of the butterfly has its legs, antennae, and mouthparts.

The ventral part of the horse's body is where the girth is fastened.

The ventral fin of the dolphin enables it to change direction quickly.

The ventral side of the crab has its mouth, eyes, and walking legs.

The frog's ventral side is lighter in color than its dorsal side.

The ventral shell of the turtle is flat and protects its underside.

The ventral side of the shark is covered in specialized scales called dermal denticles.

The ventral surface of the crab has its mouth, eyes, and legs.

The ventral side of the octopus has its mouth and several arms.

The ventral side of the caterpillar has legs and spiracles for breathing.

The ventral portion of the horse's body is where the girth is fastened.

The ventral portion of the shark is lighter in color than its dorsal portion.

The ventral surface of the earthworm is covered in setae that help it move through soil.

The ventral side of the octopus is where its mouth and eight arms are located.

The ventral surface of the earthworm is covered in tiny bristles.

The ventral part of the fish's body is where its internal organs are located.

The ventral surface of the earthworm is soft and has tiny bristles.

The ventral fin of the tuna is elongated and runs along the entire length of the fish.

The ventral surface of the mushroom cap is smooth and convex.

The ventral roots of the spinal nerves carry motor signals from the spinal cord to the muscles.

The ventral part of the insect's head contains its mouthparts.

The ventral side of the snail is where its foot is located.

The ventral side of the frog's body is lighter in color than its dorsal side.

The ventral surface of the leaf is where the stomata are located.

The ventral horns of the spinal cord contain motor neurons that control muscle movement.

The ventral cavity of the body contains organs such as the liver and intestines.

The ventral lobe of the brain is responsible for processing sensory information.

The ventral part of the heart pumps blood to the lungs.

The ventral lobe of the brain is responsible for processing visual information.

The ventral fin of the fish helps it to swim and balance in the water.

The ventral surface of the insect's body is covered in tiny hairs.

The ventral shell of the turtle is called the plastron.

The ventral scales on the snake's belly are used to help it move along the ground.

The ventral fin of the fish helps it to swim in the water.

The ventral surface of the human body includes the chest and abdomen.