Skeletal System Review
Animal Anatomy & Physiology I - Winter 2019
Marie-Pier Caron
Amanda Ghandhi
Abby Roberts
The Skeletal System: Crash Course A&P
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A 10:37 min video on the skeletal system by Crash Course with Hank
Author: Entire crash Course team, Hank has studied biology, ecology and general chemistry.
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abbyroberts
REVIEW/QUIZ – This website reviews the dog vertebrae of
different regions in detail.Suggestion: many details are included about the vertebrae and how they are used in animal health. While this information can be useful for us, it is not required for the final exam.
Author: Author and expertise unknown (username Border-Marley), but information correlated with subject matter in class.
QUIZ - Interactive dog skeleton where each bone has a clickable pin identifying it.
Suggestion: Time yourself and try to remember all bones before the timer runs out!
Unknown term(s): fabella
Author: Author unknown (username bishopbpriddya), information correlates with what has been learned.
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marie-pier
REVIEW - This university website has three interactive modules to review the axial and appendicular skeleton of small mammals. It uses clickable images of a rat skeleton to give close-up views along with descriptions of all bones, and also provides examples of these bones in other animals for comparison.
Suggestion: Try reading the description, and finding the bones on the images before clicking on it to confirm your guess.
Unknown term(s): demifacets
Author: Published by Kenyon College, author Pat Heithaus who was an instructor of biology at this college and is now retired. Heithaus has a master of Science and BA form the university of Iowa.QUIZ – This website allows you to review the dog skeletal system under pressure as each question is timed.
Suggestion: if you do not have an account, play as a guest. You can also play with classmates for some healthy competition!
Author: Author unknown, although information correlates with what has been learned.
QUIZ - This website has an image of a cat skeleton with blanks on the
different bones of their skeletal system.
Suggestion: practice with the “write” option to maximize your studying.
Author: Author real anme unknown ( username PattyGeorgas7), but information correlates with what has been learned.QUIZ – This website has numbered images of the fore and hind
limbs of a horse that you must name.
Suggestion: use “flashcards” and answer questions
with the terms.Unknown term(s): Talus
Author: Auther's real name is unknown (username lucky 2985), information correlates with what has been learned.