Identify and label the major organs of a dissected rodent, including the heart, lungs, liver, stomach, uterus with fetuses, small intestine, and large intestine/cecum.

Here are the labeled parts of the dissected rodent:

• Heart: Located in the center of the opened chest cavity.
• Lungs: Pinkish tissue visible on either side of the heart.
• Liver: The large, dark reddish-brown organ occupying the upper abdominal cavity.
• Stomach: A J-shaped organ, partially visible beneath the liver in the upper abdomen.
• Uterus with fetuses: The prominent, segmented tube containing multiple dark, oval structures (fetuses) in the lower abdominal cavity.
• Small intestine: The long, coiled tube removed from the body and placed on the right side of the board.
• Large intestine/Cecum: The thicker, darker, more sac-like portion of the digestive tract, connected to the small intestine, also removed and placed on the right.