Tag: dissection

  • Investigation: Rat Dissection

    Investigation: Rat Dissection

    Provides instructions for dissecting a preserved rat. Students start with the external anatomy, then locate muscles, bones, and then the major organs.

  • External Anatomy of the Grasshopper

    External Anatomy of the Grasshopper

    Dissection guide for the grasshopper. Focuses on the external anatomy: legs, mouth parts, segments, includes a labeling and coloring.

  • Squid Dissection for Beginners

    Squid Dissection for Beginners

    External and internal anatomy of the squid with directions for dissection and identifying structures.

  • Removal of the Frog’s Brain

    Removal of the Frog’s Brain

    This worksheet provides instruction for removing the brain and reveal the lower leg bones, which include the femur and the tibiofibula (fused tibia and fibula).

  • Sheep Brain Dissection Guide

    Sheep Brain Dissection Guide

    The brain is one of the most interesting dissections to perform, mainly because all of the structures are easily found and animal models closely resemble human brains..  In this lab guide, students are given instruction on how to remove the dura mater,  and locate the main structures of the external brain

  • Teaching Resources: Fetal Pig Dissection

    Teaching Resources: Fetal Pig Dissection

    Worksheet includes instructions for dissection with descriptions of the organs students will locate; includes diagrams to label.

  • Frog Dissection Resources for High School Biology

    Frog Dissection Resources for High School Biology

    This student guide (dissection manual) walks students through the frog dissection.  Each step has a check box to help students focus and stay on track.  Detailed descriptions of structures will help students locate organs with minimal help from the instructor.

  • Student Guide to Frog External Anatomy

    Student Guide to Frog External Anatomy

    Lab handout over the external anatomy of the frog. Can be used as part of a frog dissection unit. Includes instructions and images to label.

  • Deer Heart Dissection

    Deer Heart Dissection

    My anatomy students learn the heart every year which ends with the dissection of a preserved sheep heart.  This year, a hunter friend brought me a fresh deer heart which I was able to dissect in front of the class to show my students how the deer heart compared to the sheep heart.   There isn’t…