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8.3: Exercises

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LAB 8 EXERCISE \PageIndex{1}

Identify the following

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1 epimysium
2 perimysium
3 endomysium
4 muscle fascicle
5 muscle fiber

 

 

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1 origin
2 insertion
3 extensor
4 flexor

 

List the defining visual characteristics of this muscle and draw arrows to features on the photograph that illustrate each characteristic.

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Muscle Type

Visual characteristics

1. _____________________________________________

 

2. _____________________________________________

 

3. _____________________________________________

 

4. _____________________________________________

  1. Obtain a slide of skeletal muscle tissue from the slide box.
  2. View the slide on an appropriate objective.
  3. Fill out the blanks next to your drawing.

In the circle below, draw a representative sample of key features you identified, taking care to correctly and clearly draw their true shapes and directions. Draw your structures proportionately to their size in your microscope’s field of view.

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Total Magnification: _________________

 

Type of eptihelium: _________________

 

Source of tissue: ____________________

 

Function of this phase: _______________

 

__________________________________

Type of muscle tissue:

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LAB 8 EXERCISE \PageIndex{3}

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LAB 8 EXERCISE \PageIndex{4}

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This page titled 8.3: Exercises is shared under a CC BY-SA license and was authored, remixed, and/or curated by Laird C. Sheldahl.

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