For your studying pleasure:
AND... a great website with some images of Starfish dissection:
STARFISH ANATOMY
Good luck!
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Squid Anatomy
Hello Biology students!
For your studying pleasure:
AND... a great website with some images of Starfish dissection:
STARFISH ANATOMY
Good luck!
For your studying pleasure:
AND... a great website with some images of Starfish dissection:
STARFISH ANATOMY
Good luck!
Gchat Review
Hello Biology students!
The Gchat review will be scheduled for 6:00-8:00 p.m. this evening. 5 o'clock proved a little too early to prepare, so we will begin one hour later and end after two hours.
See you then!
The Gchat review will be scheduled for 6:00-8:00 p.m. this evening. 5 o'clock proved a little too early to prepare, so we will begin one hour later and end after two hours.
See you then!
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Worm Lab Dissection Video
Hello Biology students!
Below is a video from today's identification portion of the Worm Lab, outlining a few of the structures you will be held accountable for on the practical exam. I apologize for the semi-low quality, as we did not have our main camera on hand today.
A big thank you to all of the students involved in today's recordings -- great work!
Below is a video from today's identification portion of the Worm Lab, outlining a few of the structures you will be held accountable for on the practical exam. I apologize for the semi-low quality, as we did not have our main camera on hand today.
A big thank you to all of the students involved in today's recordings -- great work!
Monday, April 13, 2009
Let the Dissections Begin!
Hello Biology students!
Today we begin the process of laboratory dissection, which will carry on through the end of the year as we study the kingdom Animalia.
Our first dissection lab will study the common earthworm. Below is a very general image of some of the structures you will be looking for both today and tomorrow. More images will be available to you in-lab and on the blog as well, so keep checking back for updates. Also, there will be a worm dissection video published soon.
Good luck!
Today we begin the process of laboratory dissection, which will carry on through the end of the year as we study the kingdom Animalia.
Our first dissection lab will study the common earthworm. Below is a very general image of some of the structures you will be looking for both today and tomorrow. More images will be available to you in-lab and on the blog as well, so keep checking back for updates. Also, there will be a worm dissection video published soon.
Good luck!
Monday, April 6, 2009
Sponge Filtration
Hello Biology students!
Well, here we are -- Kingdom Animalia. Before you know it, you will be elbow-deep in dissections, but first we will start with the common sponge and it's relatives in the phylum Porifera.
Below is a video demonstrating the filtering powers of the sea sponge. Be sure to take a look at Chapter 26, Section 2 in your book after watching this video for a complete look at the anatomy of a sponge, which we will touch upon in class this week.
In the meantime, enjoy the short film, and interesting music too.
Well, here we are -- Kingdom Animalia. Before you know it, you will be elbow-deep in dissections, but first we will start with the common sponge and it's relatives in the phylum Porifera.
Below is a video demonstrating the filtering powers of the sea sponge. Be sure to take a look at Chapter 26, Section 2 in your book after watching this video for a complete look at the anatomy of a sponge, which we will touch upon in class this week.
In the meantime, enjoy the short film, and interesting music too.
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