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Alternative to the Frog Dissection

Students who cannot perform the actual frog dissection can use this alternative to learn the parts of the frog and receive credit for the dissection.

Keep in mind, there is no substitute for actually viewing the real structures on the frog and having the real experience of dissection. Many students will remember the frog dissection long after they have left school. However, it is understood that some students opt out for moral reasons, or some cannot complete the dissection due to health reasons.

Complete the Slide Deck and submit to your instructor.

Download (or copy) the slide presentation to your drive in order to make edits and submit.

Preparation for the Lab Test

Students in class will be taking a test over the frog where they will need to identify structures on a dissected and pinned frog.

You will either be doing this with the class or taking the online version of the lab test - see your instructor for details.

To prepare for the test, visit the Ultimate Frog Anatomy Review for practice tests.

Print out a copy of the frog labeling review guides to complete and turn in to your instructor.


Other Resources on the Frog

Frog Dissection - a comprehensive guide to the dissection of the frog

Frog Brain and Bones – remove the frog’s brain, expose the bones of the lower leg

Frog Dissection Crossword – review terms and procedures

Frog Dissection Alternative – for students who do not wish to dissect a frog, project using internet resources

Frog Anatomy Review – resource site for virtual frogs and practice quizzes

Frog Anatomy Labeling – basic pictures of frogs for students to label, serves as a review for the lab test

Frog Dissection Gallery - photos of the frog with labeled structures

Frog Dissection Kit from Amazon