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Students were especially interested in the Daphnia’s internal
anatomy including the eye, food tube, brood pouch, and beating
heart. |
Here is some of what the students observed. |
In this Daphnia, there appear to be 2 small Daphnia in the brood
pouch. |
Students were also very interested in the Daphnia’s appendages and
their movement.
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Other organisms observed included Hydra… |
…mold…
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…and critters sampled from pond water. |
There were lots of student comments like, “Come here! You’ve got to
see this!” “Awesome!” and “Cool.”
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Cheri was often called upon to observe, interpret, and extend their
discoveries… |
…respond to questions…
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…and give assistance. |
Even guests were pressed into service. Here Dr. Ken Mechling,
Director of Project ZOOM, helps students wondering about the
movements of Hydra.
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