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What does anterior and posterior mean?

"Anterior" and "posterior" are terms used to describe the relative position of something in relation to another object, especially in the context of anatomy.

* Anterior means "at the front" or "towards the front". Think of it like the front of your body, or the front of a car.

* Posterior means "at the back" or "towards the back". Think of it like the back of your body, or the back of a car.

Here are some examples:

* Human anatomy: The heart is anterior to the spine. The spine is posterior to the heart.

* Animal anatomy: The tail of a dog is posterior to its head.

* Building anatomy: The front door is anterior to the back wall of a house.

It's important to remember that these terms are relative. What's considered "anterior" depends on what you're comparing it to.

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