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    Earthworm Dissection Lab

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    Earthworm Dissection Lab Objective: To learn the anatomy of the Earthworm through dissections. Materials Needed: -15 pins -Scalpel - Dissection tray - Hand lens - Earthworm - Forceps - Probe - Scissors Procedure: 1) Gather your materials; dissection kit‚ dissection tray‚ and the earthworm. 2) Lay the earthworm onto the dissection tray dorsal side up. 3) Place a pin through the side of the third segment from the mouth‚ and another pin through the side

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    WHAT IS A FETAL PIG

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    WHAT IS A FETAL PIG ?   Fetal pigs are collected from the packing house as a by-product of the meat industry. These pigs are removed from the uterus of pregnant sows‚ taken to our facility where they are preserved. These pigs would otherwise be discarded.        REASONS FOR USING FETAL PIGS    IN THE CLASSROOM DISSECTION        Anatomy of the fetal pig closely resembles that of man. Unlike a frog (an amphibian)‚ the fetal pig is a mammal.     Economical - fetal pigs can cost less than using the

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    Pig latin

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    Pig Latin Spoken in English-speaking countries Classification Language game Spoken with English See also: Language games Pig Latin is a constructed language game where words in English are altered according to a simple set of rules. Pig Latin takes the first consonant (or consonant cluster) of an English word‚ moves it to the end of the word and suffixes an ay (IPA [eɪ]) (for example‚ pig yields igpay‚ banana yields ananabay‚ and trash yields ashtray). The objective is to conceal the

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    The Tiger and the Pig

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    Blake’s’ ‘The Tiger’ published in 1794 and ‘View of a Pig’ by Ted Hughes published in the 1960’s. Question 1 How do the poets’ attitudes to their respective animals differ? Firstly I think that in Hughes’ ‘View of a Pig’‚ it seems the poet has a kind of morbid fascination with the carcass of the animal. This is derived from the fact that there is a theme of deadness repeated throughout the poem. He seems fascinated with the ‘deadness’ of the pig. ‘Set in death‚ seemed not just dead’‚ ‘It was too

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    Guinea Pigs

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    Guinea Pigs are not in fact as the name suggests‚ pigs‚ they are members of the rodent family more specifically hystricomorphic rodents‚ related to porcupines and chinchillas. Guinea Pigs or Cavia Porcellus originated in the South American Andes and it is suggested that they are the domesticated descendants of closely related Cavy‚ Cavia apera‚ Cavia fulgidia and Cavia Tschudii. Wild guinea pigs tend to be smaller in statue than their domesticated cousin‚ generally though they have short round legs

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    martyn pig

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    Billy Pig is presented in the novel (30 Marks) Brook’s presents Billy Pig through the eyes of Martyn as half the man he should be: “Fat little belly‚ florid skin‚ yellowed eyes‚ sagging cheeks and a big fat neck.” The oxymoron of ‘fat little’ suggests that even though Billy Pig may be large physically‚ he is degraded in size by the adjective ‘little’ – reflecting his cowardly ways. Similarly‚ the adjective ‘yellowed’ has the connotations of being a coward. This suggests that Billy Pig wasn’t

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    The Bay of Pigs

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    The Bay of Pigs was one of the main events that made the cold war. One of the causes of the Bay of Pigs incident was the USSR spreading communism to Cuba which then caused the Americans to bring in the policy of containment. Another cause of the Bay of Pigs was the revolutionary changes that occurred in Cuba when Fidel Castro came into power. An important consequence of the Bay of Pigs incident was the Cuban missile crisis. Another important consequence was when U.S.A and the USSR agreed on the molink

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    13.3 Earthworm Dissection

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    Experiment 13.3 Earthworm Dissection. Author: William D. Dunlap Team Members: Class Experiment Date of Experiment: March 14‚ 2024 Date Experiment submitted: March 28‚ 2024 Class: Challenge 2 Biology Purpose The purpose of this experiment is to become more familiar with the tools and techniques of dissection. Background Dissection: “The action of dissecting a body or plant to study its internal parts”‚ (Definition by Oxford Languages). Dissection is one of the most important tools for growing a

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    Guinea Pigs

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    Guinea pigs have been used in many experiments. Female guinea pigs start showing sexual behavior when they are forty-five days old. They become restless and show greater activity. Over a period of eight hours the female mounts herself on other female guinea pigs to show the male that she is ready to have intercourse. The male is then excited and approaches the female. After they have intercourse she runs away and stays far away from all the males (Hauser 82). A male guinea pig always gets excited

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    Male Pigs Vs Female Pigs

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    Female and male pigs share many similarities externally‚ but internally they are quite different. Just as the male does not have an external penis‚ and the scrotum is not well developed until sexual maturity‚ the entrance to the female’s vagina is hidden beneath the tail. In the female reproductive system the primary reproductive organs of the female is the ovaries. They are small kidney- shaped organs that usually cover the fallopian tubes. Next to the ovary lies the funiculum (funnel shaped)

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