Materials
- Porifera-preserved sponges
- Gymnosperms-needle leaves and cones, pollen slide
- Angiosperms- live flower, fruit examples, and tap root from carrot
- Zygomycetes- live culture of bread mold, slide of mycelia, hyphae, and zygospores
- Basidiomycetes- mushroom specimens and spicules
- Cnidaria-preserved jellyfish- medusa stage, coral- polyp stage only, live hydra, slide-hydra colony (polyp stage)
- Platyhelminthes- planaria-live culture, tapeworm slide
- Annedlia- preserved earthworm
- Arthropoda- horseshoe crab shell, preserved spiders and ticks, crab shells, insect
- Echinoderms- starfish, sea urchin, sand dollar
- Chordata- amphixious preserved specimen, amphioxus slide- notochord, nerve cord, and gill slits
- Fish- preserved fish, shark
- Amphibia- frog skeleton
- Reptilia- snake skeleton, other reptile skeletons
- Mammalia- cat skeleton, study sking, mount
- Aves- pigeon skeleton, study skin, mount-great horned owl
- Light Microscop
- Examine each respective slide and record findings
- Take notes
