Tania coli

Greater omentum

Mesentery

Mesocolon

Lesser omentum

 lesser omentum, mesocolon, mesentery and mesosigmoid all are two layers of serous peritoneum.

Falciform attaches inferior surface of liver to anterior abdominal wall.

Kidneys are in peritoeal cavity not in abdominal cavity.

Pancreas is in both abdominal cavity and peritoneal cavity.

Peritoneum is a mucus tissue with two visceral and parietal layers.

Duodenum

Ascending colon

Descending colon

Pancreas

Transverse colon

Tania coli

Greater omentum

Mesentery

Mesocolon

Lesser omentum

Lesser omentum is two layers peritoneum that attaches greater curvature of stomach to liver.

Greater omentum hangs over liver.

Falciform ligament attches liver to posterior abdominal wall.

Greater omentum attaches to greater curvature of stomach

Mesocolon is meso for ascending colon.

It attaches only ileum to posterior abdominal wall

It is formed by two layers of falciform ligament

It attaches only Jejenum to posterior abdominal wall

It is formed by one layer of serous membrane

The nerves and vessels can pass through two layers of mesentery