BioLab Invertebrate
This exciting learning software gives students the ability to perform informative dissections and introduces the concepts of physiology alongside anatomy. Students expand their knowledge with interactive experimentation, eye-opening illustrations and enlightening discussions about how form relates to function.

Student Scientists Get Hands-On Practice With:
Squid Dissection
Observe external and two internal views of the squid.
Earthworm Dissection
Examine external, cross-section, and internal views of the earthworm.
Crayfish Dissection
Distinguish the internal and external organs that contribute to breathing, digestion, movement and circulation.
Sea Star Dissection
Evaluate the aboral, oral, and internal features of this marine invertebrate.
Comparing Invertebrates
Investigate the digestive, respiratory, reproductive, nervous, circulatory, skeletal and excretory systems of four featured organisms.
Survey of Invertebrates
Review an on-line catalog of twenty-one invertebrates and build an appreciation of the diversity of life.

In-depth Lab Experience
Why do sea stars have two stomachs? Students learn physiology as they dissect the external and internal systems of a squid, earthworm, crayfish, and sea star. BioLab Invertebrate provides opportunities for student to locate, identify, distinguish, compare and contrast different systems and organs.

Minimum System Requirements:
Macintosh
PowerMac, 64MB of total RAM, (Native OSX or System 9.2, thousands of colors, 8x CD-ROM
Windows
Pentium, Windows XP or greater, 64MB of total RAM, 16 bit color, 8xCD-ROM, Windows compatible sound card Apple QuickTime 7.0 or later later (provided on the CD-ROM)