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U2 Lab Practical: Anole Lizard Dissection

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Question 1
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What is one reason for why anole lizards change color?

Question 2
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What triggers anole lizards to change color?

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Question 5
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What is the main function of the small intestine in an anole lizard?

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Question 6
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How do "sticky" digits benefit anoles in their habitat?

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Question 7
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What unique feature do the anoles have on their digits?

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Question 10
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This image shows the ____________ side of the anole lizard.
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posterior
dorsal
anterior
ventral
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Question 15
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What is another name for the tympanic membrane?

Question 16
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What is the primary function of the tympanic membrane?

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Question 19
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Why is the quadrate bone important for anole lizards?

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Question 22
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This anole lizard lost it's tail. Here is what it looks like under the dissecting microscope at the site of where the tail disconnected. Why do anole lizards detach their tails?

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Question 23
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What is the primary function of scales on anole lizards?

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Question 24
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The structure held in the forceps pumps blood throughout the body. What system does it belong to?

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Question 25
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What is the name of the brightly colored structure? It's function is to attract mates and signal territory dominance.

Question 26
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The organ labeled "A" is primarily responsible for producing bile for the digestion of fats, storing energy in the form of glucose and lipids, detoxifying blood, and so much more. What is this organ called?
Liver
Heart
Lungs
Stomach
Question 4
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What system does this structure labeled “A” belong to?

They help them swim faster.
They allow climbing on trees and walls.
They attract mates during breeding.
Modified scales that have tiny hairs that increase grip on surfaces.
Large pads for better grip.
Color-changing to blend in.
Where is the structure labeled "B" located in the body?
Above the heart.
Between the esophagus and small intestine.
Next to the brain.
Within the lungs.
Question 9
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What is the function of acids and enzymes found in the structure labeled "B"?

Question 11
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Match the label letter to the anatomical structure.

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Question 12
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Which structure is used for capturing prey?

Question 13
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What is the function of the structure labeled "F"?

Question 14
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What does the structure labeled "I" indicate about the lizard's diet?

What is the name of the structure labeled "C"?
cloaca
heart
liver
small intestine
Question 18
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What helps this structure labeled "C" absorb nutrients effectively?

What is the name of the organ, labeled letter "D," that is responsible for gas exchange in a lizard?
Heart
Gills
Skin
Lungs
Question 21
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What gases are exchanged in the anole lizard lungs? Check all that apply.

To lose weight easily.
To escape from predators quickly.
To grow larger faster.
To regulate body temperature.
For locomotion and movement.
To protect the skin from environmental damage.
Nervous system
Circulatory system
Respiratory system
dewlap
quadrate bone
fatty tissue
G
external nares
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eyelids
J
eye
F
tongue
I
teeth
H
external ear opening
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F
G
H
I
J