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Making Comparisons

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Submitted by Rosemary Krygowski on Thu, 08/02/2007 - 2:16pm
Wil had a fantastic lesson on comparison anatomy. This web site will allow me to use virtual bones so that my students can make comparison.The site is called eSkeletons (http://www.eskeletons.org/). I know my students will love to just explore. I could see writing a lesson in which the students would pick out 2 different animals and I will ask them to search certain bones. They will then make hypothesis about these animals by looking at these bones.

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