Thursday, May 31, 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Friday, May 11, 2012
This Week In Science #13
If we were to leave these spider habitat tanks sealed but removed all of
the plants, what would happen? And why?
If we leave the spiders habitat tanks sealed but removed all of the plants, then there would be no Oxygen (O2) flowing in the Carbon (CO2)-Oxygen Cycle. So that means that the spiders wont be able to survive. Green plants release Oxygen and Glucose to the spiders and the spiders release Carbon Dioxide to the plants and the plants take in water from the ground and it's a continuous cycle.
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| This is the Carbon-Oxygen Cycle |
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
TWIS #9
This week in science we dissected Fogs, Mice, Perch's and Skates. It was very disgusting. My group dissected a Frog and a Mouse. The frog was pretty easy to dissect because its skin is very thin. The mouse was harder because it had like a lot of water inside of it and we didn't want it to explode or squirt. The skin was thick and I had to make a hole in its stomach with a pin so then we could poke the scissors in and cut it open. It wasn't pregnant like we thought it was. We also drew pictures of the animals and took pictures of them and put it on Google Docs.
This week in science, I learned how to Dissect Frogs and Mice and other teams dissected Perch's and Skates. I learned what is inside of all these animals that we dissected, like on the picture below. It shows the insides of a Rat labeled. We also learned that Mice and Frogs are not the same in a few things.
This week in science, I learned how to Dissect Frogs and Mice and other teams dissected Perch's and Skates. I learned what is inside of all these animals that we dissected, like on the picture below. It shows the insides of a Rat labeled. We also learned that Mice and Frogs are not the same in a few things.
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| This is an Abdominal view of the Rat |
TWIS #8
In these pictures the Side, Proximal, Dorsal and Ventral View are shown. This is a crawfish that we dissected. In the Side view the claw is labeled. They use their claws to hunt for food and for protection. In the Proximal view the eyes that the crawfish use to see are labeled. The Antennas are labeled in the Dorsal view of the crawfish. The uropod is shown on the Ventral view.
TWIS, I learned how to Dissect animals. I learned what is inside of all these animals that we dissected. David gave us instructions and we followed them. Also I learned anatomy directional terms. Dorsal, Ventral and Proximal are just some of them. We learned how to label pictures on the mac laptops.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
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