Welcome to the frog

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Welcome to the frog!
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Today 3/12an overview

• We are quickly going to look at what we will be
  doing for the next 9 classes

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Tuesday 3/13Examine internal features of a frog

• Color and cut out internal pictures of a frog

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Wednesday 3/14 Examine internal features of a
frog

• Place cut-outs in proper position

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Thursday 3/15 Computer dissection
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Friday 3/16Video
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Monday 3/19Hand out frogs, examine external
features
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Tuesday 3/20Initial incisions
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Wednesday 3/21Match drawing with actual frog
parts
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Thursday 3/22Pre-test review

• FROG ANATOMY STUDY GUIDE
• The small round membrane on the head just back of
  and lower than the eye is the eardrum.
• An enlarged finger on the foreleg is found on the
  male only.
• The digits of the frog are webbed on the hind
  legs.
• Five functional digits are found on the hind legs
  only.
• The hind leg is primarily for movement.
• The forelegs of the frog are shorter than the
  hind legs.
• The internal nares open into the mouth.
• The third clear eyelid is an extension of the
  lower eyelid. 9. The cloacal opening is found at
  the tail.
• The elbow joint is found on the foreleg.
• The largest internal organ is the liver.
• The heart is an organ, part of the frog's
  circulatory system.
• The cloaca receives urine, digestive waste and
  sperm.
• The testes are attached by a membrane to the
  kidneys.
• Sperm are produced by the testes.
• The three-chambered muscular organ is the heart.
• The hollow sac-like organ with small chambers is
  the lung.
• Organs with ducts that lead to the small
  intestine are the liver and pancreas.
• Fibrous cords that connect muscles to bones are
  tendons. 20. The lung is an organ part ofthe
  frog's respiratory system.

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• Friday 3/23 - Review (state testing)
• Monday 3/26 Review (state testing)
• Tuesday 3/27 Test on Frog

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