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Scientific American (blog)
Dissecting a crocodile
Scientific American (blog)
By Darren Naish | May 24, 2012 | 1 Some considerable time ago – it was, I discover to my surprise, April 2010 – I was lucky enough to participate in the Great Crocodilian Dissection Event at the RVC (Royal Veterinary College, UK), planned by the mighty ...


 
New App Can Save Frogs from Dissection
Ecorazzi
According to eSchool News, the Frog Dissection app teaches students about organs and organ systems without actually having to dissect a frog. By skipping out on killing frogs for educational purposes the new app proves to be a much more eco-friendly ...


 
Cutting up in the classroom: dissections still hands-on, not virtual
SouthCoastToday.com
Science teachers and curriculum directors at local high schools said even in a high tech age of virtual everythings, dissection remains a part of the curriculum and is approached with seriousness by the students. "I think the kids take it much more ...


 
Minimally invasive lymph node dissection offers excellent outcomes in testis ...
ModernMedicine
Minimally invasive retroperitoneal lymph node dissection in cases of testicular cancer produces excellent outcomes and reduces length of stay, according to a nationwide study conducted by urologists at the University of California, San Diego.


 
#SciAmBlogs Thursday – crocodile dissection, octopus navigation, Incredible ...
Scientific American (blog)
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UFC 146: Facebook Preliminary Card Dissection
Bloody Elbow
by Dallas Winston on May 22, 2012 12:30 PM EDT in UFC Event With an all-heavyweight main card, UFC 146: Dos Santos vs. Mir takes place this Saturday, May 26th, as a live pay-per-view event from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Vegas.

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Smith Students Get a “Cow's Eye” View
Livermore Independent
On Friday, May 11, they saw the ocular system from the inside out through a cow's eye dissection led by Livermore optometrist and Smith parent Dr. Steven Faith. His son Alec is a student in the fifth grade class of Terry Linney, who hosted the project.