
Veterinary anatomy revision
Prepare a reference for selected superficial lymph-node locations. Use the jaw, shoulder, forelimb and stifle as positional landmarks.
Explore this exampleDog Lymph Nodes Diagram — Free Label Editor
Prepare a clear canine lymph-node location figure with editable terms and matching practice versions.
Start with up to 150 free credits|No credit card required
Get up to 250 free credits on day one when you join through an invite.
Dog Lymph Nodes Diagram — Free Label Editor— templates & examples
Updated
Free scientific tools
Prepare a clear canine lymph-node location figure with editable terms and matching practice versions.
A dog lymph nodes diagram locates selected lymph nodes on a canine body outline. SciFig provides a lateral teaching schematic with mandibular, superficial cervical, axillary, superficial inguinal and popliteal nodes. Select a node name and move its text while the location marker stays fixed. Create numbered or blank exercises, export the reference as SVG or PNG, and save the annotation settings in JSON.

Connect five selected canine node groups to visible landmarks and consistent worksheet annotations.
The side-view dog outline provides separate anchors for five selected lymph-node groups. The mandibular nodes sit near the jaw, the superficial cervical nodes near the shoulder region and the axillary nodes near the forelimb. The hindquarter labels distinguish superficial inguinal and popliteal locations. Within the canine lymphatic system, this view selects five node groups rather than mapping every vessel.
Each node has a stable location marker and an editable text label. Move the text away from the outline to make a slide easier to read without relocating the node itself. The knee bend provides a reference for the popliteal marker on the caudal side of the stifle. Use the canine lymphatic system landmarks as a teaching reference, rather than a diagnostic map.
Switch from labels to numbered nodes, then export the answer list from the same schematic. A blank view removes the annotation layer for recall. The exercise covers the selected nodes shown; it does not turn the outline into a complete map of every lymphatic vessel.
Download SVG for vector editing or PNG for slides and handouts. Save a JSON project to return to the same terms and label positions. The local editor can be used anonymously, with the figure and project prepared in the browser.
Select a node label, adjust the wording and choose a reference, numbered or blank export.
Open the local editor and start with its labeled view. For an experiment or mechanism with multiple stages, choose the condition that matches the explanation you are preparing.
Select a part, edit its name and move the label endpoint with the pointer or coordinate controls. Its structure anchor stays attached to the defined component.
Switch to numbered, blank or answer mode as needed. The practice figure and its answer list use the same part order for the selected structure or stage.
Download SVG or PNG from the current valid figure. Save project JSON when you want to restore the labels, positions and display mode for another session.
Prepare selected-node references for anatomy lessons, terminology exercises and presentations.

Prepare a reference for selected superficial lymph-node locations. Use the jaw, shoulder, forelimb and stifle as positional landmarks.
Explore this example
Hide the node names and export a numbered exercise. Use the answer mode for the matching marking key.
Explore this example
Pair the position schematic with an instructor-led lesson about anatomical landmarks. The illustration supplies orientation rather than an assessment of an individual animal.
Explore this example
Keep this canine side view separate from a human immune-system diagram. The node groups and body outline provide the relevant species context.
Explore this example
Rename the selected nodes to the terminology used in a veterinary course. Save that vocabulary as a project for subsequent handouts.
Explore this example
Move long labels outside the canine outline and export an SVG. The node positions stay fixed while text placement changes.
Explore this exampleThis dog lymph nodes diagram marks five selected node groups on a lateral outline. I kept the jaw, shoulder and hindlimb landmarks visible while preparing the reference. The exported picture retains the defined markers, and its text can be repositioned without changing the node locations on the body.
SciFig · Canine location reference
Figure preparation · SciFig
Free tools
A tool for every scientific figure
150 focused generators for the scientific figure you need — each opens in the right workspace with a matching example.
Illustrations, structures and concept diagrams
83 toolsStatistical charts and graphs
34 toolsFlowcharts, frameworks and structure diagrams
33 tools
Create with SciFig
Free to start · No credit card required · Built for researchers
Dog lymph node diagram editor
Choose a view, edit structure labels and move label endpoints. Export the labeled diagram, numbered worksheet or answer key.