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Shark Dissection Report
Preparing for Dissection
The first thing to do when preparing to dissect a shark is to get a pair of gloves so the smell of shark and the raw shark is not touched and on whoever will be dissecting. The next thing to do is get all of the materials that will be needed while dissecting the shark. The things that will be needed are: scalpel, tweezers, prop, pickups, scissors, and a tube to put the shark in. Then of course the last thing needed before beginning the dissection is the shark.
External Anatomy The shark is divided into three parts the head, trunk, and tail. The first thing needed to be done is for all members of the team to touch the shark. Pick it up, squeeze it do whatever needed to do to learn about the shark at first. The next

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