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Title of the Experience
Open a lamb's heart
Name of the student
A. Garrote
Country where it took place
Spain
School typology
High Secondary School
Thematic Area
Biology
Experience typology
Laboratory
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
In biology class, we did a practice which was based on doing a small study on a heart of lamb, the first thing we did was draw the heart, then using a scalpel we split more or less by the half to explore their pockets, had to describe what we were going seeing the heart in a separate sheet and then redraw. The next step was to open half of the heart by certain points to check as they were when the teacher explained to us what we were served sectioning. After the heart had to pull apart and gloves to wash our hands, the experience was pretty funny and heart seemed to be made of jelly as it was very soft.

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