Frog Dissection Lab: Vertebrate Anatomy and Organ Systems
Overview
Teaches vertebrate anatomy and organ systems. Hands-on comparative anatomy study.
Why Do This Experiment?
This experiment teaches key concepts in Biology.
Materials Needed
- •Preserved frog or fish(1)
- •dissection tray(1)
- •tools(1)
- •gloves(1)
- •anatomy diagram(1)
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1
1. Pin specimen to dissection tray
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2. Make careful incisions following diagram
- 3
3. Identify organs: heart, lungs, liver, stomach, intestines
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4. Draw and label anatomical diagram
The Science Behind It
Teaches vertebrate anatomy and organ systems. Hands-on comparative anatomy study.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Understand basic biology concepts
- ✓Develop observation skills
- ✓Learn through hands-on experimentation
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