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		Anatomically Correct: The Online Cat Dissection ^Votes:0 This site optimized for IE 4 and Netscape 4. Dissection Disclaimer Welcome to Anatomically Correct: The On-line Cat Dissection , the premiere online resource for cat dissection. You can dissect a cat, learn about multiple features of its anatomy, and then test your skills on the material you learned. Teachers can also print out worksheets and other materials! learn Expand your knowledge on cat anatomy by dissecting a cat, viewing labeled diagrams and live video. test yourself Test your knowledge that you learned by labeling diagrams and by taking multiple choice quizzes. teacher's corner Teachers! Make quizzes online with diagrams, definitions and more! how did we make this site? See how we built this site, and the team behind its creation. You can also send us feedback/comments here. Read More Go to Site


		Cow's Eye Dissection ^Votes:0 This web site requires Real Player. Download it here for free: Feedback \| Use Policy \| Credits © Exploratorium \| The museum of science, art and human perception Read More Go to Site

		Fish Dissection - Blue Mackerel, Scomber australasicus ^Votes:0 Skip to content Skip to navigation Home About Fishes Fish Department Collections What's new Find a fish Identify a fish Student stuff Fish Dissection (junior) Fish Dissection (senior) Fish in Focus Fish Key Fish Memory Game FAQs Fish movies Fish links Search the site Student Stuff Dissection of a Blue Mackerel Scomber australasicus This site shows the dissection of a Blue Mackerel (view fact sheet ). The dissection was performed by Year 12 students at St Vincent's College , Potts Point, Sydney in May 1998, and photographed by staff of the Australian Museum Photographic Department. The aim of the dissection was for students to become familiar with the internal organs of a fish, primarily the swim bladder. This site has been put together to assist students and teachers with similar dissectio Read More Go to Site

		Micscape Article on Biology - Earthworm dissection ^Votes:0 Micscape Article: Earthworm Dissection by Mike Morgan 1996 Introduction Dissection of the earthworm involves fine dissection and requires steadiness of hand and precision. For a general dissection, the worm is immersed in 50% alcohol when, after 10 -15 minutes it will die in an extended condition with muscles relaxed, enabling an easier dissection to be performed. For the preparation of the contents of the seminal vesicles, the worm should be killed with chloroform and the specimen should not be covered with water. Dissection of the worm is performed in a wax-bottomed dish and small pins are used to display the dissection. Technique An initial incision can be made with a razor blade or scalpel and this cut followed up by a pair of sharp pointed scissors. The body wall is pierced with the l Read More Go to Site

		Net Frog Choice Page: Old or New? ^Votes:0 Take Your Pick and Select a Box! New & Improved: Works on Netscape 4.x-6.x, IE 5.x-6.x and Opera... requires QuickTime plug-in and Image Map capability &nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp The Original: Works on almost any browser requires QuickTime and Image Map capability Copyright 1994 & 2002, Mable Kinzie With the help of many friends from the Instructional Technology Program , Curry School of Education , University of Virginia . Special thanks to Marti Julian, Interface and Instructional Design, Arizona State University Read More Go to Site

		Sheep Brain Dissection Guide ^Votes:0 The Sheep Brain Dissection Guide Supported by NSF grant USE-9250437 University of Scranton Neuroscience Program Our new Guide is not quite ready ... Click here to see how it's progressing. Click here to begin. A West Coast Reflection Site. (at Humboldt State University) You should also visit MSU's Atlas of the Sheep Brain for an excellent array of stained and labeled images. Pick of the Week! Jan. 20th, 1997 We were #1 for "Sheep Brain"! April 3, 2004 This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here . FastCounter by bCentral Visitors Since September 6, 1998 Read More Go to Site

		Starfish Dissection ^Votes:0 The Starfish Dissection Tutorial DISSECTION OF A STARFISH Welcome to the home page for learning to dissect a starfish . The intent of this web site is to teach students how to dissect a starfish and learn its anatomy. This project will show the internal and external organs of a starfish and engage students to interact with this program. The site will provide visual aids; using digitized images of the preserved starfish, and digitally processed video of the actual dissection at various intervals. This tutorial is a step by step guide through the dissection of the starfish. Back to Top We hope this site will be useful to students and teachers. For problems or questions regarding this web contact tq1997-13008@advanced.org . Last updated: August 03, 1997. Read More Go to Site

		Virtual Frog Dissection Kit Version 2.2 ^Votes:0 Virtual Frog Dissection Kit This award-winning interactive program is part of the "Whole Frog" project . You can interactively dissect a (digitized) frog named Fluffy, and play the Virtual Frog Builder Game. The interactive Web pages are available in a number of languages . Click on the frog to dive into the kit. Help and additional information available include a tutorial , an overview of how the system works, a paper that was presented at WWW '94, and a paper that was published in COMPCON '95. For some other interesting frog and biology-related pages, see Also of Interest . Frog statistics , including how many times it has been accessed in different languages. We welcome your suggestions and comments . Comments from teachers and students are especially welcome. Please note, however, that Read More Go to Site

		Virtual Pig Dissection ^Votes:0 VPD Creator and Supervisor : Earl W. Fleck, Ph.D. Programming, Production, and Design : Ben Houston, Technical Director: Multimedia Development, Whitman College Photography and Content : Miso Mitkovski and Mike Horn Exploratory programming/design for Anatomical References Module : Miso Mitkovski Consultant :Bob Schaeffer, MD. Requirements for the VPD: A monitor set to 16-bit (Thousands) of colors or more, Netscape or IE with the newest version of the Shockwave Plug-in , and your monitor needs to be set to a resolution of at least 640x480, but preferably higher. The stage size for the presentations is 640x480, and you need to be able to see the entire stage. A warning before entering the Virtual Pig Dissection - Be aware that clicking the link will open up a new browser window that will loo Read More Go to Site

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