Month: May 2019

Final Exam – during double block days – 13 – 18 June 2019. Included topics will be the 6 systems (digestive, circulatory, respiratory, excretory, nervous, reproductive), as well as safety and scientific method.

Final exam – chapters 26 – 33 – Will take place during the double block days, 13 – 18 June. Be sure you are preparing for the examination.

Prepare for the rat dissection lab by reading the handout and being familiar with mammal anatomy (using the textbook). Be sure you have handed in the recent assignments (labs, concept mastery questions from text, vertebrate worksheet, etc). See previous posts for details.

Final Exam – during the double block days (13-18 June) – will be on all the animals: Porifera to Chordata, chapters 26 – 33, including early development of animals (germ layers, blastula, gastrula, etc).

You are permitted a double-sided 8.5″ X 11″ notes page, which must be hand-written by you (no photocopying, printing and pasting, copying another’s, etc). The notes page must be handed in with the exam paper.

Work on the nervous system review and be sure you have completed the escape from planet soma case study.

Begin reading on the reproductive system.

Finish concept mastery questions 1 – 5 on p. 735 and 1-6 on p. 755, and hand in next class. Be sure you have read the sections on vertebrates in the text.

Test – 27/28 May – Echinodermata and Chrodata

Finish reading chapter 17 and remainder of notes. Complete the case study “planet soma” if you received it.

Study for tests (see previous post).

Parts 1 (pre-lab) and 2 (lab) of frog lab should be stapled together and handed in on Tuesday/Wednesday (day of test).