Sheep Brain Dissection Bi

 

Sheep Brain Dissection Welcome...please click this image to continue.

 

Introduction:

 

Objective:

Materials:

Procedure:

sheep brain superior

Pickled Sheep Brain-superficial superior view

Pickled Sheep Brain-superficial inferior view

 

Pickled Sheep Brain-mid-saggital view

 

 

 

 

Label The Following:

 

Sheep brain image (34Kb JPG) - Loading... please be patient

 

 

 

 

 

7. cerebellar vermis
8. cerebellar hemisphere
9. pyriform lobe
10. rhinal fissure
11. lateral olfactory tract

sheep brain saggital

 

Sheep Brain Dissection Bi

 

Sheep Brain Dissection Welcome...please click this image to continue.

 

Introduction:

Mammalian brains have many features in common so sheep brains are dissected to help understand the brains of other mammals as well. However, the adaptations of the sheep’s brain differ from those of the human brain.

 

Objective:

Materials:

Procedure:

sheep brain superior

Pickled Sheep Brain-superficial superior view

Pickled Sheep Brain-superficial inferior view

 

Pickled Sheep Brain-mid-saggital view

 

 

 

 

Label The Following:

 

Sheep brain image (34Kb JPG) - Loading... please be patient

 

 

 

 

 

7. cerebellar vermis
8. cerebellar hemisphere
9. pyriform lobe
10. rhinal fissure
11. lateral olfactory tract

sheep brain saggital

 

Knowing the Elements

Knowing the Elements

Choose one element from the periodic table. (You may not select an element that someone else has already selected, and the element must be found in living things!) Use library books or the website on the back of this sheet to find the information asked for below and to write a 1-2 page paper on that element. Your paper must include the following information to receive credit:

v Name of the element?

v Element’s symbol?

v Family the element is found in?

v Period the element is found in?

v Atomic number of the element?

v Atomic Mass of the element?

v Number of protons?

v Number of neutrons?

v Number of electrons?

v Number of electrons in the outermost energy level?

v Is the element a metal, nonmetal, transition element?

v Is the element inert (nonreactive) or reactive?

v What are the other chemical properties of this element (appearance, state of matter, etc.?

v What are some uses by living things for this element?

v Where is this element found inside of living things and in what amount is it present?

 

***Be sure to answer all questions about the element in your paper. Go to other websites if you need to find more information.

Helpful Links:
Http://www.webelements.com/webelements/scholar/index.html
Http://www.chemicalelements.com
Http://www.webelements.com

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