'Body cavity' presentation slideshows

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Invertebrates

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Origin and Diversification of Life:

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. Classification of Animals. Living organisms are classified into five kingdoms. Each kingdom is further split into smaller groups called Phyla (singular phylum) In each Phyla there are classes and then classes are subdivided into orders.

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Writing and Submitting an Animal Use Protocol Understanding the Process

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The Metazoa (Differentiated Multicellular Animals) An Overview of the Major Groups

The Metazoa (Differentiated Multicellular Animals) An Overview of the Major Groups . How Do We Classify Life ?. Note: Kingdoms Eubacteria and Archaea formerly classified as Kingdom Monera. Three Domains. Archaea. Eukarya. Bacteria. Now Three Domains and 6 Kingdoms.

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Glands

Glands. Glands Exocrine. Glands Exocrine: secretion into a body cavity. Glands Exocrine: secretion into a body cavity or onto a body surface. Examples: . Glands Exocrine: secretion into a body cavity or onto a body surface. Examples: Serous. Glands

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Chap 4 Tissue: Living Fabric

Chap 4 Tissue: Living Fabric. Learning Objectives: Describe the 4 main tissue types. List several structural and functional characteristics of each. Name, classify, and describe the various types of epithelial (including chief functions and locations), connective, nervous, and muscle tissue.

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Animal Architecture

Animal Architecture. Levels of organization in organismal complexity. There are 5 major grades of organization each being more complex than the previous. Levels of organization.

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Disease Threats to Amphibian Populations

Evan H Campbell Grant Northeast Amphibian Research and Monitoring Initiative US Geological Survey Patuxent Wildlife Research Center David E. Green, DVM US Geological Survey National Wildlife Health Center David Miller US Geological Survey Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Mitch Eaton

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Animal Reproduction

Animal Reproduction. Extension beyond the Textbook. Conditions for Fertilization. Anatomy of Male & Female must be compatible Female must be in Heat Egg must be mature. What is the function of the Male?. produce large numbers of live sex cells (spermatozoa) contribute 1/2 chromosomes.

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Folding of the Embryo Formation of Gut Endodermal Derivatives

Folding of the Embryo Formation of Gut Endodermal Derivatives. By: Dr. Mujahid Khan. Folding Of Embryo. Flat trilaminar disc folds into a somewhat cylindrical embryo Folding occurs in both median & horizontal planes Results from rapid growth of the embryo

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Nematoda Free living and parasitic forms Cosmopolitan/Ubiquitous Mostly in sediments (free living) or hosts (parasitic)

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Investigative Constitutional Law

Investigative Constitutional Law. Charles L. Feer, JD, MPA Bakersfield College Department of Criminal Justice. Search Incident to Arrest. Learning Outcomes Rationale for allowing a search when someone is arrested (without a warrant).

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Body Planes, Directions, and Cavities

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Chapter 33

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Bellringer

Bellringer. 5 minutes to finish your study guide We will go over the answers together in class. Ch 25-29 & 33 Animals Study Guide Answers!!!. Vocab. Amniotic egg: reproductive organ surrounded by amniotic fluid and membranes for protection

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Medical Specialists and Clinical Procedures

Medical Specialists and Clinical Procedures. Dr. Belal Hijji, RN, PhD October 18, 2010. Learning Outcomes. At the end of this lecture, students will be: Familiarised with common medical specialties and clinical procedures. Residency Programmes.

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