Pamela Figus Lab 8: Chicken Muscle Dissection Purpose To determine the musculoskeletal comparisons of chicken wing to human upper extremity. Hypothesis The muscles and tendons of the chicken wing will react in the same manner as that of a human upper extremity. Materials & Methods Materials: List your materials used for your lab here. Methods: Part A: Arrange your wing so that the joints match the image below. Remove the skin as follows: At the cut end of the upper wing, slip the tip of the scissors between the skin and the muscles underneath.
Therefore, at least one chicken crosses the road. Werner Heisenberg: Because I made darn sure it was standing right next to me on this side. Richard Feynman, 1: It’s all quite clear from this simple little diagram of a circle with lines poking out of it. Richard Feynman, 2: There was this good-looking rooster on the other side of the road, and he figured he’d skip all the games and just get to the point. So he asked the chicken if she’d like to come over to his side, and she said sure.
Originally invented in 1965 to mimic the effect of cataracts on chickens, the contact lens for use on chickens was a result of collaboration between Robert D. Garrison, an inventor, and Ronald Olson, an owner of a large chicken farm in Oregon. After product conceptualization, development, and testing, the two men, accompanied by an investor, saw the project as feasible and by late 1966 they had formed a corporation; Optical Distortion, Inc. (ODI). The company was formed in response to the relatively ineffective practice of debeaking. The process of debeaking is the current and most popular process of trimming the chicken’s beaks in order to prevent cannibalism, which is caused by the close proximity of the birds to each other within their cages. By debeaking the chickens, their method of attack is eliminated and therefore morality rates are decreased and productivity is improved.
Grab the pin and place them one on each side, as much as you want to see the whole earthworm’s insides. This is the part where we start to investigate and start analyzing the earthworm from the inside. Make sure to take notes and observe the external and internal structures of earthworm anatomy. Start locating the digestive tract. Refer to the figure below; identify the pharynx, esophagus, crop, gizzard, and intestine.
Jennifer McCaffrey Lab 1: Chicken bone & joint dissection Purpose The purpose of this lab is to examine the bones of a chicken leg and the muscles of a chicken wing as well as their functions and how they interact with each other and other bones. Hypothesis My hypothesis is that if we can successfully examine the anatomy of a chicken leg bone and a chicken wing, then we can easily understand how the human arm and leg operates in a similar fashion. Materials & Methods Materials: * Textbook Human Anatomy & Physiology. * YouTube video on a chicken leg & thigh dissection: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uLHveuSm_4 * YouTube video on a chicken wing dissection: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnDprlGfRdg * Website: http://kriegerscience.wordpress.com/2010/10/24/how-to-dissect-a-chicken-leg/ * Website: http://kriegerscience.wordpress.com/2010/10/24/how-to-dissect-a-chicken-wing/ * Two raw chicken drumsticks and one raw chicken wing * Carolina Biological Supply Dissecting Kit (item #621136) * Camera Methods: Chicken Drumstick Dissection 1) Prepared dissecting area with materials. 2) Boiled one drumstick.
----------------------- In the film Chicken Run, one of the main characters, Ginger shows the reader how to be positive and achieve your goals. Ginger changes throughout the film from being not sure about her future, to being the chicken who takes the lead and helps all the chickens escape in the end. Ginger has many great qualities. She is one of the few chickens that has goals. The main goal is to escape the horrible chicken farm.
This study would have required the assistance of Optometrists to check their eyes and a Nutritionist to determine what is in the food that may help with improved eyesight. Her hypothesis is not valid. Assignment Question 2: Read the scenario below and then write three of your own good hypotheses about what is going on. Be sure to keep in mind the two characteristics of a good hypothesis discussed above. There are seven chickens in the farmyard.
the third incision is a cut from the base of the neck to the shoulders the fourth incision will be from the base of the abdomen towards the hind leg the fifth incision will be a bit before the umbilical cord across the abdomen. the sixth incision will be along the jaw line on either side. 3. The fetal pig is used as an aid in studying the human body because the organ systems and internal organs are very similar to those of a human. 4.
You’ll end up with two halves. On the front half will be the cornea. The cornea is made of pretty tough stuff—it helps protect your eye. It also helps you see by bending the light that comes into your eye. Once you have removed the cornea, place it on the board (or cutting surface) and cut it with your scalpel or razor.
Add or cap or beret (angled just so!) and a painted on a curly moustache. Cut into the paint legs and sleeves of the first shirt to shorten and give frayed swashbuckler look. Create a vest by cutting the sleeves off the second shirt. Safety pin the parrot to one shoulder of the vest.