Animal Dissection Exercises

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Animal Dissection Exercises...

Animal Dissection Exercises

Dissecting animals in the classroom is an important part of the medical sciences education curriculum.

It serves as a hands on tool to deliver valuable information leading to higher knowledge of comparative human anatomy.

Animal cadavers can be obtained through a biological supply company (or sometimes the local butcher!) Teachers must be aware and sensitive to substantive student objections to dissection and to consider providing appropriate lessons for those students where necessary!

1. Virtual Pig Dissection

Step by step dissection of a fetal pig, and

Biological terms definitions.

The Virtual Pig Dissection was given the BioMedLink award!

Go To: Virtual Pig Dissection

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2. The Exploratorium's Cow's Eye Dissection

One of the most popular demonstrations at the Exploratorium.

For many years it has helped people satisfy their curiosity about

what is inside an eye.

The material presented here is meant not to replace the act of dissecting a cow's eye,

but rather to enhance the experience.

Go To: Cow's Eye Dissection

3. Sheep Brain Dissection Guide

The plan in approaching the problem of dissecting the sheep's brain

First, an examination of the external features of the specimen will be undertaken.

Second, the brain will be bisected along the longitudinal midline, and the several features of the medial face of the hemisphere considered.

Third, the brain will be sectioned in a coronal manner, and the deep structures of the brain studied from that point of view.

Go To: Sheep Brain Dissection

Credits:

University of Scranton, Department of Psychology and Neuroscience Program:

Robert A.Wheeler, Anne E. Baldwin, Richard S. Reid, Jennifer J. Quinn, J. Timothy Cannon

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