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Dogfish Shark Dissection

Dogfish Shark Dissection

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Dogfish Shark Dissection By: Kyle McLaughlin Problem: There are many different species of shark in the world, so what about a shark makes them different than other sharks. Question: What is unique about the Dogfish Shark that makes it another shark species? Hypothesis: If we dissect a Dogfish Shark and study the internal and external organs, then we will be able to determine what is unique about the Dogfish Shark. Materials: Dogfish Shark Scalpel Dissecting scissors (One edge sharp the other blunt) Goggles Gloves Camera Procedure: 1. Make a mid-ventral incision from the cloaca cranially to just below the jaw. Make your incisions shallow. 2. Cut around the head, around each fin, around the spircles, and around the cloaca.
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