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The Pig Dissection
I just finished up on the Pig dissection We had to cut open a pig and identify all of what is inside of the pig. My thoughts on the whole dissection was what is it going to look like and how am I going to react to it. My feelings were high because i wanted to know what the inside of a pig looked like. My fears of doing the dissections was how i was going to handle seeing all of the insides, normally i am good with that stuff but i never dissected anything besides a frog. I was hoping to learn how to find everything inside a pig. In the External anatomy they found out that it was a female pig. They found that out by looking near that anus area and you can see a difference from male to female. The eye still had the nictitating membrane around

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