In an article in the Feb. 1 issue of The Scientist, 1 Ricki Lewis asks whether the pig is replaceable as a laboratory research animal. The fetal pig as a specimen for biology dissection labs is indeed ...
Dr. Dominic Caprice, an oral surgeon in Cumberland County, contributed his expertise in Ms. Michelle Horin’s Anatomy/Physiology 2 class at on Friday, June 7, during the fetal pig dissection lab.
The Daily Pennsylvanian: From pig dissection to biodiversity scavenger hunt: Inside a remote summer lab course
From pig dissection to biodiversity scavenger hunt: Inside a remote summer lab course
Hartford Courant: READER SUBMITTED: CREC Students Explore Fetal Pig Dissection With CCSU Scientists
When Lauren S. Skaskiw refused to dissect a fetal pig last year, she learned a lesson in biology—and civics. The junior at Woodstock Union High School in eastern Vermont managed to earn her class’s ...
CBC.ca: Pre-med student receives a fetal pig in the mail, vacuum-sealed and ready to dissect
Pre-med student receives a fetal pig in the mail, vacuum-sealed and ready to dissect
Students enrolled in BIOL 101/102: Introduction to Biology A/B over the summer received kits from Carolina Biological in order to complete labs remotely. Credit: Sukhmani Kaur With nearly all classes ...
CBC.ca: Catholic high schools phasing out traditional animal dissections using 'modern virtual technology'
Catholic high schools phasing out traditional animal dissections using 'modern virtual technology'
NJ.com: Cumberland County oral surgeon helps Millville Senior High School students with lab
Cumberland County oral surgeon helps Millville Senior High School students with lab
Julie Taraborelli and her roommates were surprised to open their mail and find three little pigs. Taraborelli just started her third year at the University of Arizona in the physiology and medical ...