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	==Fig. 95. The Division of the Cloaca into Rectal and Uro-genital Parts==		==Fig. 95. The Division of the Cloaca into Rectal and Uro-genital Parts==

			The Perineal Body ([[:File:Keith1902 fig094.jpg\|Figs. 94]] and 95) is the triangular septum of tissue which is developed in the perineum so as to separate the rectum from the vagina. It contains the origin of the sphincters of the anus and vagina, fat and fibrous tissue, and all the structures between the recto-uterine fold of the peritoneum above and the perineum below.

			In the male the corresponding part lies between the urethra and the rectum. In man the perineal body is extremely large. By its development the rectal part of the cloaca is separated from that part of it which forms the uro-genital sinus (Fig. 95).

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==Fig. 95. The Division of the Cloaca into Rectal and Uro-genital Parts==

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