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Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Pig Dissection Day 1
What observations were you able to make about the external anatomy of your pig? Is your pig a male or female? How do you know?
The pig I am dissecting has a stain of blood on his right snout and had no brown spots. Also the umbilical cord is flat and the pig is very hairy. The pig I'm dissecting is a male. I can tell because the nipples are flat and the pig doesn't have a urogenital papilla. The smell of chemicals was much stronger than the eye ball. I also thought that the pig would be much bigger. One last thing... our pigs name is gorge. I wanted to name him Kevin Bacon. Tomorrow will get ugly.
We named are pig Pablo, Pablo is a boy with a very short tail but in size he is pretty big. He also has light brown eyes ,his ears kinda look heart shape (to me) and small.
My Pig is a boy. I know this because he has no urogenital papillea. He is very soft, is rectangularish, skinny, and you can see his ribs and spine. His eyes are bluish, his tongue is sticking out, and we tagged him with the name of ryot. (Riot) ~Sophia
Our pig has not yet developed its teeth. It also has an umbilical cord. Our pig, Senor Gip, is a male. We know this because it doesn't has a scrotal sac.
My pig Amy and I will dissect is a female because it has an urogenital papilla. It has a red mark on its side and has a pink dot on the left front leg. ~jovin
The pig my friend and I are dissecting has a stain of blood on his right snout and has no brown spots. The pig also has a flat umbilical cord and is very hairy. I could tell the pig I had was a male because he has flat nipples and doesn't have a urogenital papilla. The chemical smell was much stronger that the smell from the eye ball. Also the pigs were much smaller than I thought they would be. One last thing... my pigs name is gorge. I wanted to name him Kevin Bacon. Tomorrow is going to get ugly.
Andrew and I's pig is a girl. I know because she has a urogenital papilla. We named her Ms Piggy. She has red hair and spots. The tongue was also out. She is huge too
My pig is a female and her name is Miss Piggy. I know this because there is a urogenitillia papillia. There are 7 pairs of nipples, with a total of 14. There is also a divit with red hair. Lastly, there is a red blood mark on her head.
M pig, Charlie, is a male. I know this because it does not have a urogenital papilla. Some observations I made about the external part of my pig was that it smelled really bad, the ears were shut as well as the eyes, there was a little bit of hair on the body, its umbilical cord was looking not that great, it had a tail, and on one side, you could see the lines of the bag it was in.
Our pig's name is Gip and he is a male. If I was trying to figure out if it was a male of female pig I would look for the urogenital tract. If it was right under the umbilical cord then it would be a male, if not it would be a female. Males, unlike females, also do not have a urogenital papilla.
My piggy is a boy. We named him Charlie, he isn't the prettiest pig I have ever seen, but oh well. He has a urogenital tract underneath the umbilical cord.
The pig Amy and Jovin are dissecting is a female and has a urogentillia papilla. She has a red blood mark on her head, and a pink dot on the front left leg. ~Nicole Ps I am basing my observations off of amy and jovins comment :)
The pig I am dissecting has a stain of blood on his right snout and had no brown spots. Also the umbilical cord is flat and the pig is very hairy. The pig I'm dissecting is a male. I can tell because the nipples are flat and the pig doesn't have a urogenital papilla. The smell of chemicals was much stronger than the eye ball. I also thought that the pig would be much bigger. One last thing... our pigs name is gorge. I wanted to name him Kevin Bacon. Tomorrow will get ugly.
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We named are pig Pablo, Pablo is a boy with a very short tail but in size he is pretty big. He also has light brown eyes ,his ears kinda look heart shape (to me) and small.
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My Pig is a boy. I know this because he has no urogenital papillea. He is very soft, is rectangularish, skinny, and you can see his ribs and spine. His eyes are bluish, his tongue is sticking out, and we tagged him with the name of ryot. (Riot)
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Our pig has not yet developed its teeth. It also has an umbilical cord. Our pig, Senor Gip, is a male. We know this because it doesn't has a scrotal sac.
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My pig Amy and I will dissect is a female because it has an urogenital papilla. It has a red mark on its side and has a pink dot on the left front leg.
ReplyDelete~jovin
The pig my friend and I are dissecting has a stain of blood on his right snout and has no brown spots. The pig also has a flat umbilical cord and is very hairy. I could tell the pig I had was a male because he has flat nipples and doesn't have a urogenital papilla. The chemical smell was much stronger that the smell from the eye ball. Also the pigs were much smaller than I thought they would be. One last thing... my pigs name is gorge. I wanted to name him Kevin Bacon. Tomorrow is going to get ugly.
ReplyDeleteAlexander
Andrew and I's pig is a girl. I know because she has a urogenital papilla. We named her Ms Piggy. She has red hair and spots. The tongue was also out. She is huge too
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My pig is a female and her name is Miss Piggy. I know this because there is a urogenitillia papillia. There are 7 pairs of nipples, with a total of 14. There is also a divit with red hair. Lastly, there is a red blood mark on her head.
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M pig, Charlie, is a male. I know this because it does not have a urogenital papilla. Some observations I made about the external part of my pig was that it smelled really bad, the ears were
ReplyDeleteshut as well as the eyes, there was a little bit of hair on the body, its umbilical cord was looking not that great, it had a tail, and on one side, you could see the lines of the bag it was in.
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Our pig's name is Gip and he is a male. If I was trying to figure out if it was a male of female pig I would look for the urogenital tract. If it was right under the umbilical cord then it would be a male, if not it would be a female. Males, unlike females, also do not have a urogenital papilla.
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ReplyDeleteOur pig is a boy he had nipple rows, developing scrotal sac, urogenital opening, and a umbilical cord.
Our pig was a male. his name is senor jorge pronounced (horHey). We could tell because he did not have a urogenital papillia
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My pig is a boy and he did no have a urogenital papilla. he has the urogenital opening, umbilical cord, and nipple rows. His name is Ryot.
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My piggy is a boy. We named him Charlie, he isn't the prettiest pig I have ever seen, but oh well. He has a urogenital tract underneath the umbilical cord.
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The pig Amy and Jovin are dissecting is a female and has a urogentillia papilla. She has a red blood mark on her head, and a pink dot on the front left leg.
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Ps I am basing my observations off of amy and jovins comment :)