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Anatomy & Physiology. Frog Dissection. Materials. Gloves, Apron, Goggles Scissors, scalpel, forceps, probe Tray & grassfrog Safety Reminders: Tie back long hair Spit gum out Never hold specimen in your hand while cutting Always cut away from yourself. Step 1: Skin Frog.
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Anatomy & Physiology Frog Dissection
Materials • Gloves, Apron, Goggles • Scissors, scalpel, forceps, probe • Tray & grassfrog • Safety Reminders: • Tie back long hair • Spit gum out • Never hold specimen in your hand while cutting • Always cut away from yourself
Step 1: Skin Frog • Do not cut too deep • Skin frog torso and appendages • You can leave frog skin on the head intact
Photograph and Identify homologous skeletal muscles • HW: Print and hand label with ALL members names on it
Muscles required to identify: • Deltoid • Pectoralis • Triceps brachii • Rectus abdominis • External obliques • Adductor • Sartorius • Gastrocnemius • Gluteus
Additionally: • Cut through the ventral muscles to veiw internal viscera • Identify as many internal organs as possible • Black and white eggs in the abdominal cavity are characteristic of female frogs • In males the testes are attached to the kidneys
Interesting Frog Facts: • Males attract females by croaking by fresh water • During Amplexus, the male frog climbs on the females back and wraps his arms around her to stimualte her to lay eggs, he fertilizes the eggs externally
Clean UP • All frog tissues should be disposed of in large trash can • Rinse tray and tools • Spray tray and tools • Dry and return tray and tools to cart • Spray and wipe lab table and sink • Grab review sheets (2) to complete