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Biology Lab Report
Stephen White
Biology
Lab 11.1 Observations of the spicules of a sponge

Supplies
Microscope
Prepared slide: Sponge
Lab notebook
Colored pencils
Natural Sponges

Hypothesis
We will learn more in depth about sponges and the complexity of this animal

Procedure Set up microscop as instructed in previous expiraments. Place the prepared slide under the microscope. Obeserve under low power and draw what you see in your notebook. This slide shows you the spicules, wich make up the support system of the sponge. They are produced by amoebocytes and come in a variety of shapes: needle, multipronged '' jack,'' hooked or barbed. The shape of the spicules is used to classify sponges. Look for different shapes of spicules. See if you can relate any of the shapes you see to the ones listed obove Observe under high power and draw one microscope field. If you have purchased sponges from an art store, Slice off a small section and make a wet mount by wetting the slice and covering it with a coverslip. The thinner the slice, the more you will see Observe under low power and high power and sjetch a section of the sponge in your notebook, one for each power Clean up and return the equipment to its proper place.

Results/conclusion
Myhopothesis was correct. What we observed from this expirament was what shape the spicules of the sponge were because this can help us classify this sponge as a needle sponge and through our observations we see yet another example through just a small sample of sponge we get to see GODS amazing power through out this sponges complexity.

Stephen white biology Results/conclusion
Myhopothesis was correct. What we observed from this expirament was what shape the spicules of the sponge were because this can help us classify this sponge as a needle sponge and through our observations we see yet another example through just a small sample of sponge we get to see GODS amazing power through out this

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