Exercise 12 Biology 182 Laboratory Manual (Click
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1 Figure 3A: Grantia whole specimen
2 Figure 3B: Grantia
xs (40X)
3 Figure 3C: Grantia
xs (400X)
4 Figure 3D: Grantia
spicules (40X)
5 Figure 4A: Hydra whole mount
6 Figure 4B: Hydra xs (100X)
7 Figure 4C: Hydra xs (400X)
8 Figure 5A: Obelia whole mount (20X)
9 Figure 5B: Obelia whole mount (400X) showing
two kinds of polyps
10 Figure 5C: Obelia mature medusa
11 Figure 6: Dugesia whole mount with injected
gastrovascular cavity
12 Figure 7A: Clonorchis sp Fluke whole mount
13 Figure 7B: Taenia sp Tapeworm
14 Figure 7C: Taenia
sp Tapeworm with scolex and immature proglottids
15 Figure 10 top: Dorsal
and ventral views of earthworms (Lumbricus
terrestris)
16 Figure 10 bottom: Internal anatomy
of earthworm (Lumbricus terrestris)
17 Figure
11A: Typhosole of earthworm
18 Figure 11B: Seta in
earthworm body wall (400X)
19 Figure 12B: Tarantula
body regions
20 Figure 12C: Tarantula
chelicerae wtih fangs
21 Figure 13 top:
Grasshopper regions and external anatomy
22 Figure 13 bottom left: Grasshopper
external anterior anatomy
23 Figure 13 bottom right: Grasshopper
external posterior anatomy
24 Figure 14: Crayfish
external anatomy and regions
25 Figure 15A: Dorsal
view of chiton
26 Figure 15B: Ventral view of chiton
27 Figure 15C: Dissected view of
chiton radula
28 Figure 16: Internal
anatomy of a clam
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