The Interactive Frog Dissection (Netfrog)

Not for the squeamish. This is an interactive site with instructions and Quicktime movies on how to do each step in dissecting a frog from pinning the frog to dissecting the internal organs. You can also practice the techniques using your mouse. In the pinning practice you are asked to click on the four locations to pin the frog. You receive immediate feedback after each click. The purpose of this lab activity is to gain a better understanding not just of the anatomy of a frog but of all vertebrates, including humans.

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Bill Looney, Jason Mitchell, and Mable Kinzie, Curry School of Education, University of Virginia

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