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(THIS IS THE TOP VIEW OF TISSUE FROM A FROG)

Name:

Function:

Location:

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  • Simple Squamous Epithelium
  • Function is Diffusion
  • Found in the Capillaries or Alveoli
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(This is the Profile view; Teh is pointing to the dark layer)

Name:

Function:

Location:

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  • Simple Squamous Epithelium
  • Function is Diffusion
  • Found in Capillaries or Alveoli
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Name:

Function:

Location:

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  • Simple Cuboidal Epithelium
  • Function is Secretion with a little bit of Diffusion
  • Found in Kidney Tubules
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Large White Structures (one at tip of pointer)

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Function:

Location:

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  • Goblet Cells (specialized Columnar Cells)
  • Function is secretion of mucus
  • Found within Simple Columnar Epithelium
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Hard to see, but after a small gap at the tip of the pointer there is a specialized feature to these Simple Columnar Epithelium cells

What is it?

What do these types of cells specialize in?

Where are they found?

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  • Cilia. (This is a Ciliated Simple Columnar Epithelium cell.)
  • They specialize in secretion and some absorption.
  • They are found in Uterine Tubes, Fallopian Tubes, or the Upper Respiratory Tract.
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Hard to see, but what type of Epithelia is this? (Hint: The nuclei are all along the basement membrane)

Name:

Function:

Location:

Any Specialized Structures:

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  • Simple Columnar Epithelium (non-ciliated)
  • Found in the lining of the Stomach and Intestines, some Salivary Glands, Gall Bladder
  • Function is Secretion and some Absorption
  • Specialized Structures are Goblet Cells (which are visible and should give away what type of epithelium this is)
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Name:

Function:

Locatioin:

Any visible specialized structures:

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  • Psuedostratified Columnar Epithelium (Nuclei scattered between top and bottom of cell)
  • Function is Secretion or Absorption
  • Found in areas that need a little more durability; Upper Respiratory Tract, Eustachian Tubes
  • Visible Specialized Structure would be Cilia (easily visible at the top near the free surface)
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Name:

Function:

Location:

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  • Stratified Squamous Epithelium (notice how the cells get more and more flattened as they move towards the free surface)
  • Function is protection and coverings in areas of high abuse
  • Found the thickest in areas that are constantly being abused; Palms of your Hands or the Soles of your Feet (areas with skin or lining wet surfaces such as mouth, esophagus, and vagina)
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Name:

Function:

Location:

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  • Areolar Connective Tissue
  • Function is as the packing Material for the Body
  • Found anchoring Blood Vessels, Nerves, and Body Organs
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Thin Dark Lines Teh points to

Name:

Found in what type of Tissue:

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  • Elastic Fibers
  • Found in Areolar Connective Tissue
  • Composed of Protein Elastic (Stretch and Rebound)
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Wavy Lines Teh Points To

Name:

Found in what type of Tissue:

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  • Collagenous Fibers (Collagen)
  • Found in Areolar Connective Tissue
  • Composed of Protein Collagen
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Dark Circular Cell Teh Points To

Possible Name:

Possible Function:

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  • Fibroblast
    • Fiberproducing
  • Fibroclast
    • Fiber reabsorbing (breakdown)
  • Fibrocyte
    • Mature Fiber Cell
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Name of Tissue:

Function:

Location:

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  • Adipose Tissue
  • Function is Lipid (fat) storage
  • Found around Kidneys, Heart, Eyes, Subcutaneous Connective Tissue….almost everywhere
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This is the Longitudal Section

Name:

Function:

Location:

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  • White Dense Fibrous Connective Tissue (notice its wavy)
  • Function is linkage (see below)
  • Found in:
    • Tendons (link muscle to bone)
    • Ligaments (join bone to bone)
  • Visible cells are most likely FibroCLASTS
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Dark Circle at the tip of the pointer

Name:

Function:

Found in what type of tissue:

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  • Osteon Canal
  • Contains Bone’s Blood Supplies
  • Found in Bone Tissue
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Dark Spots at tip of Pointer

Name:

Function:

Found in what type of Tissue

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  • Lacunae
  • Function is that they contain Osteoblasts that wall themselves in and become Osteocytes
  • Found in Bone Tissue
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Very small/thin dark lines that Teh is pointing to (travel outwared)

Name:

Function:

Found in what type of tissue:

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  • Canaliculi
  • Connects Osteon Canal to Lacunae (carries nutrients)
  • Found in Blood Tissue
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Area at tip of pointer between the two Osteon Canals that Teh is pointing to

Name:

Function:

Found in what type of Tissue:

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  • Volkmann’s Canal
  • Function is that is links two Osteon Canals together
  • Found in Bone Tissue
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Name:

Info:

Location:

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  • Hyaline Cartilage (notice the Lacunae are spread out)
  • Most common type of cartilage
  • Each Lacunae contains Lacunae in the middle and out towards the edges. The inner Lacunae contain Chondroblasts while the outer Lacunae contain Chondrocytes.
  • Found in Articular Surface of Bones, end of Nose, Fetal Skeleton, Trachea
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Name:

Info:

Location:

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  • Elastic Cartilage (Lacunae are closely packed together)
  • Little Fibers are Elastic Fibers
  • Found in External Ear, Auditory Tube. Epiglottis
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Name

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  • Nares (Pair)
  • Nostrils
  • Shark / Spiny Dogfish / Squalus acanthias
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Name

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  • Eye Capsule
  • Shark / Spiny Dogfish / Squalus acanthias
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Name

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  • Spiracles (Pair)
  • Shark / Spiny Dogfish / Squalus acanthias
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Name little dots scattered about bottom of Shark's Head
* Ampullae of Lorenzini (Sense organs) * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Spiracular Muscle * Opens and Closes Spiracle * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Palatoquadrate Levator * Between the Eye and the Spiracle * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Masseter * aka Quadratomandibularis * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Common Coracoarcual * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Intermandibularis * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Coracomandibular * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Coracohyoid * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Pectoralis Flexor * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Rectus Abdominus * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Linea Alba * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Pectoralis Extensor * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Cucullaris * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Epihyoideus * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Dorsal Constrictors * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Ventral Constrictors * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Epaxial Muscle Mass * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Hypaxial Muscle Mass * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Centrum * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Neural Arch * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Neural Spine * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Spinal Chord * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Hemal Arch * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Hemal Spine * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Dorsal Aorta * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Name
* Horizontal Septum / Lateral Line * Shark / Spiny Dogfish / *Squalus acanthias*
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Type of Scales for Sharks
* Placoid Scales
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How many gill slits for sharks
* 5
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What type of tail fin do sharks have
* Caudal
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Name
* Masseter (Levator Mandibulae Externus) * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Temporalis (Levator Mandibulae Anterior) * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Brachiohyoid * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Intermandibularis * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Cucullaris (trapezius) * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Dorsalis Scapulae * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Latissimus Dorsi * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Anconeus (triceps brachii) * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Humero-antebrachialis * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Procoracohumeralis * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Interhyoideus * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Rectus Cervicis * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Supracoracoideus * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Pectoralis * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Coracobranchialis * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Linea Alba * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Rectus Abdominus * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* External Obliques * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Pubotibialis * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Pubo-Ischio-Femoralis Externus * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Pubo-Ischio-Femoralis Internus * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Pubo-Ischio-Tibialis * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Ischioflexorius * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Iliotibialis * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Ilioextensorius * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Horizontal Septa * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Epaxial Muscle Mass * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosus*
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Name
* Hypaxial Muscle Mass * Mudpuppy / *Necturus masculosu*s
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Name Highlighted
* Pubis * Frog Skeleton
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Name Highlighted
* Ischium * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Tarsals * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Tibiofibula * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Urostyle * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Ilium * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Femur * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Clavicle * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Coracoid * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Vomer * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Pterygoid * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Premaxilla * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Quadratojugal * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Frontalparietal * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Maxilla * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Nasal * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Squamosal * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Carpals * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Radioulna * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Humerus * Frog
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Name Highlighted
* Suprascapula * Frog

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