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Also known as heads, noddles, cephalic

parte rostrale del corpo

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A head is the upper part of an organism's body that typically contains structures like the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth, which work together to help the animal see, hear, smell, and taste. While many animals have heads, some very simple organisms do not, though most animals with bilateral body symmetry (mirrored left and right sides) do have one.

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Key facts

Anatomy.Name
Head
Anatomy.Latin
caput
Anatomy.Greek
κεφαλή (kephalḗ)
Anatomy.Image
Portrait of a Meerkat.jpg
Anatomy.Caption
The head of a meerkat

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Article · Italiano

Con testa, in anatomia, si indica la parte superiore del corpo di una persona o un animale, dove sono situati in genere gli occhi, la bocca, le orecchie, il naso e il cervello. Alcune forme di vita molto semplici possono non avere una testa. La testa, in un disegno di Leonardo

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