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Harlamova29_29 [7]
1 year ago
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What is a way for scientists to find out out about the internal pats of life science specimens. (I'm doing a crossword and I don

't know the vocabulary word)
Biology
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Naya [18.7K]1 year ago
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Dissection is one of the procedures through which scientists can find out about the internal parts of life science specimens.

Dissection in its literal terms is the cutting down of an object. The process involves cutting the parts and organs of an organism to study its anatomical structures. The process should be performed carefully so that the anatomy is not ruined and results are not misinterpreted.

Specimens are the samples related to living organisms used to visualize and study about them. These specimens can be deceased living organisms that are carefully preserved using chemicals. Other structures of the living organisms like their teeth, skin, exoskeleton, horns, etc. can also be considered a specimen.

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