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12" iBook G4 1.33 GHz w/ 1 GB RAM
The built-in Airport Extreme was NOT recognized by the computer (need to send it in to Apple), so I decided to open it up, making sure not to make anything worse (not that I was expecting to see something obviously wrong with it - I was just curious)...
Vue de la face antérieure de Bernard. On remarque de gauche à droite sur l'image : le thymus (???) et le coeur, encadré par les poumons ( rouges vifs) . A droite, les cinq lobes du foie.
Co:Lab project - Alphabet, where each member is asked to produce a custom typeface and produce three prints each with two colours showcasing their alphabet.
Photo from a laboratory session on fish physiology and anatomy.
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Egg dissection necessary to determine if any abnormalities are present in a population of shorebirds on the Great Salt Lake.
They say the image sensor is the window to the soul.
Ths is the sensor from my infrared camera that didn't survive my latest modification. This is near the edge of the actual CCD or CMOS sensor (which was pretty boring to look at under a microscope).
The grade 11 biology classes recently completed their fetal pig dissection. This activity served as a hands on (hands in) review of their unit on “Animals: Structure and Function.” It was an amazing site to see each student relate what we studied in the unit to real life. Although some were apprehensive at the beginning, as the days went by all students forgot their fears and became fully engaged in the dissection.
Students in Dave Potter's Ichthyology class at Unity College dissect a variety of fish species during a lab period. They weighed, measured, and identified the specimens before removing the pharyngeal bone for further examination.
As part of physiology classes, we dissect and study various kinds of animal cadavers, both domestic and wild. We did an unexpected autopsy on a pig that died, to find out why.
The grade 11 biology classes recently completed their fetal pig dissection. This activity served as a hands on (hands in) review of their unit on “Animals: Structure and Function.” It was an amazing site to see each student relate what we studied in the unit to real life. Although some were apprehensive at the beginning, as the days went by all students forgot their fears and became fully engaged in the dissection.