10.22376/ijpbs.2019.10.1.p1-12 Volume 7 Issue 4 2016 (October - December) Objective: To identify various morphological variations in surface of human liver. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted in 60 adult human liver specimens by dissection method. Results: out of 60 specimens studied 25cases (41%) showed variations. Presence of additional lobe in 3 cases (5%); accessory fissures in 8 cases (13%); short gall bladder in 3 cases (5%); elongated left lobe in 2 cases (3.3%); very small left lobe in 1 case (1.6%);absence of quadrate lobe in 2 cases (3.3%);very small quadrate lobe in 1 case (1.6%);absence of fissure for ligamentum teres 1 case (1.6%); incomplete fissure for ligamentum teres in 3 cases (5%); prominent caudate process in 1 case (1.6%).Conclusion: Thorough knowledge of these variations is a must for surgeons for planning any surgeries and to radiologist for correct interpretation of diagnosis and treatment occurring in that region. SHARMILA ARISTOTLE Morphology, additional lobe, ligamentum teres, quadrate lobe, variations. 810-815