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1 SNC2D

2 Mouth IS included

3 Top outer lining is one of the types of teeth that frogs possess

4 Only one lung is showing Pancreas IS included in this diagram Spleen is in lower part of the ventral side Kidneys are NOT showing

5 SNC2D

6 Topics Covered Cells and organelles Differences between plant and animal cells The microscope The cell cycle & mitosis Death of cells & cancer Regeneration and Stem Cells Animal and Plant Tissues Animal Organ Systems Leaf Organ Systems

7 What Can I Do To Study? Go through the “Review PowerPoint Presentations” that are posted on ClassNet Complete previously assigned review questions from the textbook (see ClassNet) Read through Quiz #1 and Quiz #2 Work on review crossword

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