'Most vertebrates' presentation slideshows

Why must the doctor use a stethoscope to detect my heart beats?

Why must the doctor use a stethoscope to detect my heart beats?. My grandfather had a heart attack yesterday. What is a heart attack? . Chapter 21 Blood and Circulation (Transport in Animals). The heart & its blood vessels. Lymphatic system. 21.1 Structure of Blood.

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CHAPTER 14 FISH, AMPHIBIANS, AND REPTILES

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Circulatory System Chapter 4

Circulatory System Chapter 4 . Veterinary Technology. Introduction. Vertebrates have a closed circulatory system, which generally confines blood within its walls. The closed systems coevolved with the respiratory and lymphatic systems. In fish, blood flows in one circuit.

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Circulatory System Chapter 4

Circulatory System Chapter 4 . Veterinary Technology. Introduction. Vertebrates have a closed circulatory system, which generally confines blood within its walls. The closed systems coevolved with the respiratory and lymphatic systems. In fish, blood flows in one circuit.

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Gizo Kvaratskhelia

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Comparative Anatomy General Body Plan

Comparative Anatomy General Body Plan. Note Set 2 Chapters 2 & 4 . Pharynx (fair-inks) with slits. Figure 3.1: Pharyngeal arches lateral view and (b) ventral cross section. Pharyngeal arches - associated with slits Anamniotes (lower vertebrates)- have gill slits

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Invertebrates

Invertebrates. Invertebrates are animals that do not have backbones. Many live attached to hard surfaces in the ocean and filter their food out of the water, such as corals, various worms, and mollusks. Invertebrates.

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Neurobiology course 2010 3.5.2010 Group 7

Neurobiology course 2010 3.5.2010 Group 7. Ivana Mizikova Salla Kangas Henri Urpilainen. Introduction to BBB. Originally found by Paul Ehrlich in 1885 Complementary observations by Edwin Goldman 1913

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Arthropods

Arthropods . By Paul. What are Arthropods?. Arthropods are Invertebrates which means they do not have backbones. They belong in Phylum Arthropoda . Phylum Arthropoda is a Greek word which means joint feet. What do they eat?.

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Muscular and Skeletal System

Muscular and Skeletal System. Max Rose Mark Sava Zach McCurry Jordan Auerbach. Muscular System and Skeletal Systems . What is the function of the system? What organs/tissues make up the structure of the system? What roles do these organs play in the functioning of this system?

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Leah James and Nathan Umbarger

Leah James and Nathan Umbarger. Kidneys. Bean shape structures behind abdominal wall that are 4-5 inches long Three main regions: cortex, medulla, and sinus The cortex and medulla contain nephrons which form urine

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