Dog Sh Shark Dissection Guide
Dogfish Shark Dissection GuideIllustrated by Sarah Joy Herget470221-572 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved
Superficial AnatomyRostrumEyeExternal NaresSkeletonSpiracleSpineMouth Gill SlitsFirst Dorsal FinPectoral FinSpineLateral LineScapulocoracoidBarFin CartilagesOtic CapsuleSecondDorsal FinCaudal FinPelvic FinVertebral ColumnFin CartilagesCaudal FinCartilagesNasal teArchGill ArchesIllustrated by Sarah Joy HergetFin CartilagesPectoral Girdle1Rib CartilagesPelvic Girdle 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved
Dissection Procedure123 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved2Illustrated by Sarah Joy Herget
Nervous SystemOlfactory SacOlfactory BulbOlfactory TractOlfactory LobeCerebrumDiencephalonOptic LobeCerebellumAuricleFourth VentricleMedullaOblongataIllustrated by Sarah Joy HergetSpinal Cord3 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved
Lateral MusculatureVentralBundleEpaxial MyotomeLevatorCucullarisHyomandibulaeHypaxial MyotomeLevator PalatoquadratiAdductor Mandibulae 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights ReservedDorsal Constrictors4Pectoral LevatorIllustrated by Sarah Joy Herget
Ventral MusculatureAdductor yoidVentral ConstrictorCoracoarcualisRectus AbdominisPectoral DepressorIllustrated by Sarah Joy Herget5 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved
HeartCarefully cut through themuscle caudal to the mouthuntil the heart can be revealed.Conus ArteriosusAtriumVentricle 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved6Illustrated by Sarah Joy Herget
Heart ChambersCut through the conusarteriosus as close to themouth as possible. Oncethe heart is removed,bisect the heart.Afferent Branchial Branchesof Ventral AortaAtriumConus ArteriosusAtrioventricularValveSinoatrial ValveVentricleSinus VenosusHepatic SinusIllustrated by Sarah Joy Herget7 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved
Gill ArteriesInternal Carotid A.Efferent Spiracular A.SpiracleStapedial A.Afferent Spiracular A.External Carotid A.First Hypobranchial A.HyoideanEpibranchial A.Paired DorsalAortaeAfferent Branchial A.Efferent Branchial A.Posttremic A.Subclavian A.Dorsal AortaCeliac A. 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved8Illustrated by Sarah Joy Herget9 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved
ArteriesPaired Dorsal AortaeDorsal AortaEfferent Branchial A.Subclavian A.Celiac A.Lateral Abdominal A.Gastric A.Hepatic A.Gastrosplenic A.Cranial Intestinal A.Caudal Intestinal A.Posterior Mesenteric A.Posterior Epigastric A.Iliac A.Femoral A. 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved10Illustrated by Sarah Joy Herget
VeinsOrbital SinusInterorbital SinusCranial Cardinal SinusInferior Jugular V.Sinus VenosusBranchial V.Caudal Cardinal SinusGenital SinusHepaticHepatic Portal V.Cardinal V.Gastric V.Caudal Splenic V.Cranial Splenic V.Cranial Intestinal V.Renal Portal V.Caudal Intestinal V.Lateral Abdominal V.Iliac V.Caudal V.Illustrated by Sarah Joy Herget11 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved
Digestive SystemLiverGallbladderStomachBile DuctPancreasSpleenSpiral IntestineRectal GlandRectum 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved12Illustrated by Sarah Joy Herget
Male Urogenital and Reproductive AnatomyUsing a scalpel, cut throughthe top of the stomach andthe bottom of the rectum toremove the digestive system.TestisMesorchiumVas DeferensDorsal AortaKidneyRectal GlandSeminal VesicleSperm SacUrogenital PapillaClasperIllustrated by Sarah Joy Herget13 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved
Female Reproductive AnatomyUsing a scalpel, cut throughthe top of the stomach andthe bottom of the rectum toremove the digestive system.OstiumOvaryShell GlandOviductUterusDorsal AortaRectal GlandCloacaUrogenital Papilla 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved14Illustrated by Sarah Joy Herget
Pregnant FemaleOstiumOvaryShell GlandOviductEmbryoUterusCandleDorsal AortaRectal GlandUrogenital PapillaIllustrated by Sarah Joy HergetCloaca15 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved
QuizDigestive System6172384Nervous System95123478910511612 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights ReservedIllustrated by Sarah Joy Herget
Quiz: Answer KeyDigestive SystemNervous .GallbladderBile DuctPancreasSpiral IntestineRectumLiverStomachSpleenRectal GlandOlfactory SacOlfactory TractCerebrumOptic LobeAuricleMedulla OblongataOlfactory BulbOlfactory LobeDiencephalonCerebellumFourth VentricleSpinal Cord 2016 Ward’s Science All Rights Reserved
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Dog sh Shark Dissection Guide . Second Rostrum Spine Spine Dorsal Fin Caudal Fin External Nares Mouth Gill Slits Pectoral Fin Lateral Line Pelvic Fin Fin Cartilages Scapulocoracoid Bar Otic Capsule Orbit Rostrum Vertebral Column Fin Cartilages . Male Urogenital and Reproductive Anatomy
ZOOLOGY DISSECTION GUIDE Includes excerpts from: Modern Biology by Holt, Rinehart, & Winston 2002 edition . Starfish Dissection 10 Crayfish Dissection 14 Perch Dissection 18 Frog Dissection 24 Turtle Dissection 30 Pigeon Dissection 38 Rat Dissection 44 . 3 . 1 EARTHWORM DISSECTION Kingdom: Animalia .
Dissection Exercise 2: Identification of Selected Endocrine Organs of the Rat 333 Dissection Exercise 3: Dissection of the Blood Vessels of the Rat 335 Dissection Exercise 4: Dissection of the Respiratory System of the Rat 337 Dissection Exercise 5: Dissection of the Digestive System of the Rat 339 Dissection Exercise 6: Dissection of the .
Sheep Brain Dissection Guide 4. Find the medulla (oblongata) which is an elongation below the pons. Among the cranial nerves, you should find the very large root of the trigeminal nerve. Pons Medulla Trigeminal Root 5. From the view below, find the IV ventricle and the cerebellum. Cerebellum IV VentricleFile Size: 751KBPage Count: 13Explore furtherSheep Brain Dissection with Labeled Imageswww.biologycorner.comsheep brain dissection questions Flashcards Quizletquizlet.comLab 27- Dissection of the Sheep Brain Flashcards Quizletquizlet.comSheep Brain Dissection Lab Sheet.docx - Sheep Brain .www.coursehero.comLab: sheep brain dissection Questions and Study Guide .quizlet.comRecommended to you b
1) Radical neck dissection (RND) 2) Modified radical neck dissection (MRND) 3) Selective neck dissection (SND) Supra-omohyoid type Lateral type Posterolateral type Anterior compartment type 4) Extended radical neck dissection Classification of Neck Dissections Medina classification - Comprehensive neck dissection Radical neck dissection
S65 & S85 User Manual o Turner Shark OBD flash tool and USB cable o Turner USB memory stick, containing: o Turner Shark updated Base file o Turner Shark Tune file o Turner Shark Windows program setup file o Turner Shark User Manual PDF o Turner Shark Setup Guide PDF o Turner Shark software installed on your laptop (refer to sepa
7.2. Shark gillnetting vs. tuna livebait fishing, diving, and reef-fishing 41 7.3. Manpower requirements for shark vs. tuna-fishing 42 8. Conclusions and Recommendations 42 8.1 Pelagic shark fisheries 42 8.2 Reef shark fisheries and tourism 44 8.3 Deepwater Gulper Shark fisheries 44 8.4 Monitoring and assessment of shark resources 45 8.5 .
There are 8 shark species profiles included in this activity with information on size, color, diet, and habitat of each shark. Focus is on sharks that live in waters off the Florida coast although sharks from other parts of the world are also included: 1. Bull shark 2. White shark 3. Tiger shark 4. Great hammerhead s
Sharks come in a large variety of shapes and sizes! The smallest shark is the 9.5 inch (24cm) pygmy catshark. The largest shark is the whale shark, which grows to 45 feet (14m). That is larger than your school bus! SHARKS CAN GET BIG HOW FAST CAN SHARKS SWIM? SLOW DOWN! The mako shark is the fastest shark, swimming at speeds up to 60 mph! Blue .
