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    Mary Roach's Stiff

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    A Review of Stiff by Mary Roach Upon opening Stiff‚ the first thing that greets you is author Mary Roach’s biting wit. She starts the long journey of cadaver history by comparing death to a cruise‚ and it sets the tone for the book wonderfully. This book is one of the best nonfiction books I have read in a long time. Roach uses dry humor and wit to accurately present facts and anecdotes about her research. Personal stories and her opinions thoughtfully intertwine with the research she has carefully

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    Compare The Ways By Which Heaney Conveys His Thoughts And Feelings Death of a Naturalist & Mid-Term Break Heaney has many different ways of conveying his thoughts and feelings in these two poems. I feel the first and most obvious is in the titles. Death of a Naturalist is straightaway obviously more dreadful than his other title‚ any reader upon seeing the word death is shocked. However the title‚ Mid-Term Break is much more subtle‚ even though it is the more awful of the two poems‚ it doesn’t

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    Eye Dissection

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    Cow’s eye dissection AIM ~ To locate and distinguish specific parts to an eye of a cow‚ in particular‚ its lens. OBSERVATIONS ~ Before actually beginning the dissection of the cow’s eye‚ we were about to sketch a fairly relative picture of our observing’s of the exterior body of the eye. The eye‚ having almost completely being sheltered in fat and muscle‚ was quite firm and only the cornea and optic nerve was identified. By further cutting down the fat‚ we were able to spot a rather tough pinkie

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    Aquatic Animal

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    ------------------------------------------------- Aquatic animal From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia An aquatic animal is an animal‚ either vertebrate or invertebrate‚ which lives in water for most or all of its life.[1] Some examples of invertebrates are coelenterates. This phylum consists of jellyfish‚ anemones‚ corals‚ and hydras. Another type of invertebrate aquatic animal is the annelids which are segmented worms. There are three different classes they are polychaetes‚ oligochaetes‚ and

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    Cages upon cages are stacked in a plain room. Each contains a monkey that will live there the rest of its life which could be years or days away. From isolation and insanity they pace round and round in circles. When they are taken out different tests are performed on them. Among these brutal experiments‚ is being shoved in tubes to be bled‚ having tubes shoved down their throats‚ and being painfully injected several times. These animals will never be free. Human clinical and epidemiological studies

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    Mickey Mouse

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    faster versus slower‚ further versus no as far‚ and begins earlier versus begins later.” In the world of nature‚ there this creature called axolotl‚ the endangered salamander that originated and reside only to two lakes in Mexico. Unlike frogs that transform from tadpoles that use gills to breath and lungs and skin in adult form‚ the axolotl never transforms‚ keeping the gilled aquatic features even after maturity. An adult axolotl‚ a white and pinkish

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    Heart Dissection

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    Heart Dissection Sheep have a four-chambered heart‚ as do humans. By studying a sheep heart you can learn about your own heart at the same time. 1. Identify the right and left sides of the heart. Look closely and on one side you will see a diagonal line of blood vessels that divide the heart. The half that includes all of the apex of the heart is the left side. If you feel the heart‚ the left half will feel much firmer and more muscular than the right side. The left side of the heart has to

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    Gastrocnemius of Frog

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    abdomen. Then cut down between the legs to free the skin around one leg from the rest of the skin‚ cut any attachments of the skin to the body. Holding the upper part of the frog firmly in one hand pull the skin down off of the leg. Be careful when pull the skin off around the knee as it is attached more firmly there. Place the frog dorsal side up in the tray and make sure to keep the muscles moist with ringer solution at all times. Using a blunt (glass) probe separate the muscles of the upper thigh

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    Description: Eleutherodactylus beguei is a small-sized frog at 15.2 mm. The length and width of the head are proportionate in size‚ equaling about the same in distance. The snout is slightly pointed and overlaps the lower jaw. Nostrils have an oval shape‚ do not protrude from the head‚ and are laterally directed. Canthus rostralis is distinguished as flat from a dorsal viewpoint‚ but rounded in profile. On the eyelid skin a few small granules are visible. The loreal area is smooth and gradually slopes

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    Dissection Lab

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    Dissection lab In the past 3 weeks we have been dissecting animals of all different sorts. We dissected a worm‚ crayfish‚ grasshopper‚ and a perch (fish). In my conclusion I will explain the diet‚ habitat‚ and how these relate to the structure of these animals. First I am going to be talking about the worm. The Earthworms have setae in groups around or under their body. The setae‚ paired in groups on each segment‚ can be moved in and out to grip the ground or the walls of a burrow. Worms travel

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