Laboratory Exercise VII
Necturus maculosus
Body cavities and mesenteries:
Body cavities: *pericardial cavity, *transverse septum, *pleuroperitoneal cavity
Mesenteries:
Derivatives of the dorsal mesentery: *mesogaster, *gastrosplenic ligament, *mesentery proper, *mesocolon, *pulmonary ligaments
Derivatives of the ventral mesentery: *falciform ligament, *coronary ligament, *median ligament of the bladder, *mesorchium, *mesotubarium
Digestive and respiratory systems:
Digestive system:
Alimentary canal: lips, *teeth, *internal nares, tongue, *pharynx, internal gill slits, *glottis, esophagus, stomach, *rugae, *pyloric sphincter, small intestine, duodenum, *plicae, large intestine, anus, cloaca
Accessory digestive organs: *liver, *gall bladder, *hepatic ducts, cystic duct, *common bile duct, *pancreas, *spleen
Respiratory system: *external gills, gill slits, *external nares, *trachea, *lungs
Differentiate among the three forms of respiration used by Necturus.
Urogenital system:
Urinary system:
Kidney and ducts: *kidney, suprarenal glands, *archinephric duct, collecting tubules, urinary bladder
Reproductive system:
Female: *ovaries, *mesovarium, *oviduct, *mesotubarium, *ostium tubae
Male: *testes, *mesorchium, vestigial oviduct, *cloacal gland
Circulatory and lymphatic systems
Circulatory system:
Heart: *pericardial cavity, *parietal pericardium, *visceral pericardium, *ventricle, *atria, *conus arteriosus, *ventral aorta, *bulbus arteriosus, *sinus venosus, *posterior vena cava,
DO NOT open the heart, use the model to identify the following structures: muscular trabeculae, *interventricular septum, *interatrial septum, *sinoatrial valve, *atrioventricular valves, *semilunar valves
Arteries:
Ventral aorta and afferent branchial arteries: *ventral aorta, *1st afferent branchial artery, *common trunk of 2nd and 3rd branchial arteries
Efferent branchial arteries, dorsal aorta and its branches: 1st efferent branchial artery, 2nd and 3rd branchial arteries, radix of the aorta, *dorsal aorta, *subclavian artery, *gastric artery, *dorsal and ventral gastric, *splenic, *coeliacomesenteric, *mesenterics, *testicular/ovarian, *renals
Veins:
Renal portal system: *renal portal, *posterior cardinals
Posterior vena cava: *posterior vena cava, *efferent renal veins, *ovarian/testicular veins, *hepatic sinuses, *common cardinals (hard to distinguish from hepatic sinuses)
Pulmonary veins: *pulmonary veins
Hepatic portal system: *mesenterics, *intestinals, *gastrosplenic, *pancreatics, *hepatic portal
Ventral abdominal vein and associated veins of the hindlimb: *ventral abdominal
Veins of the head and forelimb: *subclavians
* Know function (use laboratory text as a guide).
For ALL blood vessels- prepare a complete “function” that includes the organ(s) to which it supplies blood or from which it drains blood, and the anatomical direction through which blood flows.