required text:
Comparative Vertebrate
Anatomy 2002. Kardong and Zalisko. 3rd edition (much better
than 2nd edition) ISBN: 0072909579
(used copies may be available.
try Half.com or Amazon.com)
required equipment:
large scissors (5-5.5")
small, straight scissors
fine tipped forceps
large forceps
metal scalpel handle
(avoid plastic handles)
blunt probe (Huber probe)
protective gloves (an
entire box/student is recommended)
lab coat (optional, but
recommended)
Many of the dissections will be done in pairs, so you could potentially get by if you want to purchase one set of dissecting tools/pair. However, I'd recommend each owning one. The dissection tools will be required by lab 06 we will have kits available for purchase. You may also purchase a box of gloves from Medical Mart of the Biological Sciences stockroom.
week dates topic chapter
| 01 | Aug 28 | No labs this week | |
| 02 |
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classification/cladistics | |
| 03 |
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the vertebrate body/vertebrate skull | |
| 04 |
|
post-cranial skeleton I | |
| 05 |
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post-cranial skeleton II | |
| 06 |
|
musculature I | |
| 07 |
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musculature II | |
| 08 |
|
PRACTICAL #1 | |
| 09 |
|
general internal anatomy | |
| 10 |
|
circulation I | |
| 11 |
|
circulation II | |
| 12 |
|
urogenital system | |
| 13 |
|
nervous system I | |
| 14 |
|
thanksgiving break--no lab | |
| 15 |
|
nervous system II and review | |
| 16 | Dec 11 | PRACTICAL #2 |