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In which stage do the chromosomes seperate and move to the poles?
anaphase

takes 15.3 hours. carries on normal, everyday activities. Towards the end, there will be several subphases. What phase is being shown?
Interphase

In this stage, chromosomes move to equatorial plate.
metaphase

Which phase?
Prophase

Chromosomes will thicken, shorten, and duplicate.
Prophase

Which phase?
Anaphase

Chromosomes reach the poles. Which phase
Telephase

Which phase?
Telephase

What is this molecule?
Glucose

Which molecule?
Aldehyde

Which molecule?
Amine group

Which molecule?
Amino Acid

Which molecule?
Carboxyl

Which molecule?
Glucose

Which molecule?
Hydroxyl

Which molecule?
Ketone

Which molecule?
Ketone

a fat
saturated

a fat
unsaturated

What is the structure being pointed at?
centrioles

What structure is pointed to?
golgi apparatus

What structure is pointed to?
mitochondria

What structure is pointed to?
nucleolus

What structure is pointed to?
nucleus

What structure is pointed to?
rough ER

What structure is pointed to?
smooth ER

What are the red fibers within the nucleus?
chromosomes

Which part of the skull is the blue line pointing to?
Parietal

Which part of the skull is the blue line poiting to?
Temporal

Which part of the skull is the blue line poiting to?
Frontal

Which part of the skull is the blue line poiting to?
Occipital

Which part of the skull is the blue line poiting to?
Maxillae

Which part of the skull is the blue line poiting to?
Zygomatic

Which part of the skull is the blue line pointing to?
Palatine

Which part of the skull are the 2 blue lines pointing to?
Nasal bones

Which part of the skull is the blue line poiting to?
Mandible

Which part of the ear is the blue line poiting to?
Malleus

Which part of the ear is the blue line poiting to?
Incus

Which part of the ear is the blue line poiting to?
Stapes

Which verterbrae is this one?
cervical

Which part of the vertebral column is this?
Atlas and Axis

Which vertebrae is the blue line poiting to?
atlas

Which vertebrae is the blue line poiting to?
axis

Which vertebrae shown here?
Thoracic

Which vertebrae is shown here?
Lumbar

What is the top part?
Sacral/Sacrum

What is the bottom part
caudal/coccyx

What part of the vertebral column are the blue lines pointing to?
Intervertebrall Disc

What part of the vertebral column are the blue lines pointing to?
Intervertebral Disc

What part of the vertebral column are the blue lines pointing to?
Intervertebral Disc

What is the name of this bone in the skeletal system?
Scapula

What is the name of this bone?
Clavicle

What is the name of this bone?
humerus

What are the blue lines pointing at?
Radius

Which bone are the blue lines pointing at?
ulna

What are the circled bones?
Carpals

What bones are circled?
metacarpals

What bones are circled?
phalanges

What is the top part of this bone called?
Ilium

What is the top part of this bone called?
Ilium

What is the back rounded part of this bone?
Ischium

What is the front of this bone called?
Pubis

What is the bone shown here?
femur

What is the name of the bone depicted here?
patella

What bone are the blue lines pointing to?
fibula

What bone are the blue lines pointing to?
tibia

What part of the foot is circled?
tarsals

What part of the foot is the blue line pointing to?
talus

What part of the foot is the blue line pointing to?
calcaneus

What part of the foot is circled?
metatarsals

What part of the foot is circled?
phalanges

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