Fish and other vertebrates have much in common with humans. Many of the systems and organs are the same. Yet there are many unique differences in the organs and their functions in fish, …

This page offers guidance on dissecting fresh fish species, utilizing classroom resources and images to aid understanding of fish anatomy. It specifically mentions the dissection of a fish …

Carefully cut the fish open using scissors (up from the anus to the bottom of the jaw, taking care not to cut into the fish's internal organs). Before moving any organs, see how everything fits …

If you've always wanted the smell of fish permanently lining the insides of nostrils, then fish dissection may be the right thing for you. This works great whether you're out fishing or in a …

You will create a window in one side of the fish. Be very careful not to cut too deep, as you can damage internal organs - you should only cut through the scales, skin and muscles.

Summary Students will conduct a fish dissection to examine and identify the internal anatomy of a bony fish and learn how these features enable the fish to survive.

Fish use the lateral line mainly to tell distance and water flow, and to detect disturbances in the water. Some fish can use the lateral line to find their way when it is too dark or muddy to see. …

To view parasites in their natural habitat, dissection of freshly killed hosts provides the best material for examining living parasites. In this lab exercise, you will be examining and …

Explore fish anatomy with this dissection lab guide. Learn external & internal structures, measurements, and functions. Perfect for high school biology.

After I FISH NY presentation, distribute Internal Anatomy Crossword Puzzle (freshwater or saltwater) and/or Dissection worksheet for students to complete. Review answers together.