Exercise 13 Biology 182 Laboratory Manual (Click on image to enlarge)



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1  Figure 1A:  Embryological development of a starfish-unfertilized egg
2  Figure 1B:  Embryological development of a starfish-fertilized egg or zygote
Figure 1C:  Embryological development of a starfish-2 to 16 cell stages
Figure 1D:  Embryological development of a starfish-morula
5  Figure 1E:  Embryological development of a starfish-blastula
6  Figure 1F:  Embryological development of a starfish-gastrula
7  Figure 1H:  Embryological development of a starfish-bipinnaria larva
8  Figure 1I:  Embryological development of a starfish-brachiolaria larva


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9   Figure 2A:  Oral surface of starfish Asterias
10  Figure 2B:  Aboral surface of starfish Asterias
11  Figure 2C:  Oral surface of starfish Asterias showing tube feet in ambulacral groove
12  Figure 2D:  Aboral surface of starfish Asterias in central disc showing dermal spines and madreporite
13  Figure 3:  Starfish ray xs
14  Figure 4 left:  Water vascular system of starfish Asterias
15  Figure 4 right:  Water vascular system of starfish Asterias in central disc area
16  Figure 6 left:  Branchiostoma-postanal tail



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17  Figure 6 right: Branchiostoma-anterior end showing notochord, dorsal hollow nerve cord and pharyngeal gill slits
18  Figure 8 top: Lamprey in midsaggital cut
19  Figure 8 bottom: Lamprey buccal funnel
20  Figure 9A: Placoid scales of shark
21  Figure 9B: Shark claspers ventral view
22  Figure 9C: Shark heterocercal tail
23  Figure 10A: Perch external anatomy
24  Figure 10B: Perch internal anatomy



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25  Figure 10C: Perch ctenoid scale
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