In this article we will discuss about the study of non-chordatas under microscope. 1. Amoeba sp.: Collection: It is a fresh water protozoan. Collect water from a stagnant pond with a little bottom mud, floating scum, slime, along with the stems and leaves of aquatic weeds. Put all those in a glass jar and leave […]
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In this article we will discuss about the dissection and structure of garden lizard (Calotes). Hyoid Apparatus of Garden Lizards (Calotes): The hyoid apparatus of Calotes occupies the same relative position in the buccal floor as in the case of frog. Preparation: Expose the basihyal of the hyoid apparatus following the procedure adopted for frog. […]
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In this article we will discuss about the dissection and structure of pigeon (Columba). 1. Hyoid Apparatus of Pigeon: Columba sp.: The hyoid apparatus occupies the same relative position as in Calotes. The components of the hyoid apparatus are bony for the most part. Preparation: Expose the basihyal in the floor of the mouth cavity. […]
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