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    The document provides instructions for a laboratory exercise to identify and describe the different sections and parts of a shark skeleton. Students are shown 5 images of the shark skeleton and asked to name and briefly describe the specific parts in each section in a table. They are also given guide questions to discuss the components of the shark's vertebral column, visceral skeleton, and the differences between the pectoral/pelvic girdles and fins. The goal is to familiarize students with the basic anatomy and structures of the shark endoskeleton.

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    COMPANA LABORATORY EXERCISE (REPORT) 2

    ENDOSKELETONS OF SELECTED VERTEBRATES (SHARK SKELETON)

    Student's Name:______________________________ Date Performed:____________


    Course/Year/Section:__________________________ Date Submitted:____________
    Instructor's Name:_____________________________

    Instructions: Please refer to the images.

    (1) Identify the different sections of the Shark Skeleton.


    (2) In the table below each image, name (1st Column) and briefly describe (2nd Column) the specific
    parts of the corresponding sections.

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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT: Special thanks to the Department of Biology Laboratory Technician, Mr. Giovanni
    Perez, for providing the pictures of specimens from the Comparative Anatomy Laboratory.

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    GUIDE QUESTIONS: Use diagrams to complement your answers.

    1. Briefly discuss the components of the shark’s vertebral column i.e. different sections, parts of
    the typical vertebra, and type of centrum.

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    2. Briefly discuss the basic components of the shark’s visceral skeleton.

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    3. Differentiate the basic parts of the shark’s pectoral girdle and pectoral fins with the pelvic girdle
    and pelvic fins.

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    Properly cite your references.

    REFERENCES:

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