What anatomical structures are included in the dissection of the rat as described in the chapter?

The rat dissection includes the examination of the circulatory system, musculature, viscera, head and neck region, thoracic and abdominal arteries, veins, and the urogenital system.

The rat dissection as described in the chapter involves several anatomical structures. It includes the circulatory system with a focus on arteries and veins, the musculature from a ventral view, and the viscera such as the liver, spleen, and intestines. The head and neck region dissection covers muscles, glands, and nerves. Additionally, the thoracic and abdominal regions are explored for their arteries and veins, and the urogenital system is examined in both male and female rats, highlighting organs like the testis, ovary, and associated ducts and glands.