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Zoo Lab 252- Peak UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Somatomotor Cortex-precentral gyrus, motor function - Correct Answer- What is #1a and #10? Vestibular Duct (scala vestibuli) - Correct Answer- What is #2? Left Cerebral Hemisphere (cut away) - Correct Answer- What is #1? Dorsal Column, White Matter- myelinated axons - Correct Answer- What is #1? Auricle (pinna)

Zoo Lab 252- Peak - Final Exam Somatomotor Cortex-precentral gyrus, motor function What is #1a and #10? Vestibular Duct (scala vestibuli) What is #2? Left Cerebral Hemisphere (cut away) What is #1? Dorsal Column, White Matter- myelinated axons What is #1? Auricle (pinna) - captures sound waves What is #1? Carotid Canal Cornea What is #1? Auricle (or pinna) (external ear) What is #1? cervical spinal cord cervical spinal cord Cartilage and Skin What is #2? External Acoustic ...

Zoo Lab 252- Peak - Final Exam 2023 with complete solution

Zoo Lab 252- Peak - Final Exam Somatomotor Cortex-precentral gyrus, motor function What is #1a and #10? Vestibular Duct (scala vestibuli) What is #2? Left Cerebral Hemisphere (cut away) What is #1? Dorsal Column, White Matter- myelinated axons What is #1? Auricle (pinna) - captures sound waves What is #1? Carotid Canal Cornea What is #1? Auricle (or pinna) (external ear) What is #1? cervical spinal cord cervical spinal cord Cartilage and Skin What is #2? External Acoustic ...

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asconoid sponges - ANSWER-have a simple vase-like structure with a single osculum, limited in size because an increase in volume without a corresponding increase in surface area of choanocytes ( make up majority of sponges) syconoid sponge - ANSWER-Tubular body and a single osculum, the choanocyte layer is folded back and forth to make canals leuconoid sponges - ANSWER-more complex design, no real atrium, several small flagellated chambers instead in which choanocytes are, most adaptive an...

Zoo Lab 252- Peak - Final Exam Somatomotor Cortex-precentral gyrus, motor function What is #1a and #10? Vestibular Duct (scala vestibuli) What is #2? Left Cerebral Hemisphere (cut away) What is #1? Dorsal Column, White Matter- myelinated axons What is #1? Auricle (pinna) - captures sound waves What is #1? Carotid Canal Cornea What is #1? Auricle (or pinna) (external ear) What is #1? cervical spinal cord cervical spinal cord Cartilage and Skin What is #2? External Acoustic ...

Zoo Lab 252- Peak - Final Exam 2023 with complete solution Somatomotor Cortex-precentral gyrus, motor function What is #1a and #10? Vestibular Duct (scala vestibuli) What is #2? Left Cerebral Hemisphere (cut away) What is #1? Dorsal Column, White Matter- myelinated axons What is #1? Auricle (pinna) - captures sound waves What is #1? Carotid Canal Cornea What is #1? Auricle (or pinna) (external ear) What is #1? cervical spinal cord cervical spinal cord Cartilage and Skin Wha...

Zoo Lab 252- Peak - Final Exam 2023 with complete solution Somatomotor Cortex-precentral gyrus, motor function What is #1a and #10? Vestibular Duct (scala vestibuli) What is #2? Left Cerebral Hemisphere (cut away) What is #1? Dorsal Column, White Matter- myelinated axons What is #1? Auricle (pinna) - captures sound waves What is #1? Carotid Canal Cornea What is #1? Auricle (or pinna) (external ear) What is #1? cervical spinal cord cervical spinal cord Cartilage and Skin Wha...

Define laboratory animal - Answer-animals intended for use in research, teaching, or testing T/F: Any animal may be used as lab animals - pets, wildlife, zoo animals, etc. - Answer-true Define purpose bred - Answer-animals that are created for a specific purpose What does SPF stand for? - Answer-specific pathogen free Define specific pathogen free - Answer-colonies that are maintained in strict biosecurity and screened for certain pathogens What does random source mean? - Answer-n...