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SHELLFISH

SHELLFISH. MOLLUSKS AND CRUSTEACEANS. Shellfish. are distinguished from fin fish by their hard outer bodies and their lack of backbones or internal skeletons Two classifications: 1. Mollusks soft sea animals that fall into 3 categories Three types:

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Jim Johnson

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The Hip

The Hip. Hip Characteristics. The Hip is a ball and socket joint like the shoulder, but because it is me stable it has less motion than the shoulder. Hip Characteristics. The hip is a triaxial joint meaning that it moves in all three planes. Flexion/extension/hyperextension

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The Quahog

The Quahog. Quahog. Chemistry. Under what range of salinities do Quahogs thrive?. the southern quahog seems to prefer the oceanic water. they like to gather near inlets and in offshore habitats grows rapidly under highly saline conditions.

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Spinal Conditions

Spinal Conditions. Chapter 9. Spinal Column. Cervical 7 vertebrae Thoracic 12 vertebrae Lumbar 5 vertebrae Sacral 5 fused vertebrae Coccygeal 4 small fused vertebrae. Vertebrae. Body Vertebral arch Several bony processes Articular processes (facet joints) Pedicles.

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UNIT 7b:

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Muscles To Know On Your Cat

Muscles To Know On Your Cat. See if you can identify muscles A-P There are multiple picture showing the same muscles at different angles. . Left Leg, Laying Prone. Right Arm, Laying Supine. Abdominal Region. Left Leg, Laying Supine. Right Leg, Laying Supine. Right Leg Laying Supine.

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Scallops

Scallops. By John Monahan. Scallops are marine mollusks of the family Pectinadae. They are bivalve which means they have two shells hinged together that open and close. The name scallop is used to describe its rigid shell pattern and the fanned shape of the shell. Physical Characteristics.

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