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    This document introduces a cadaver lab at the University of Bridgeport and discusses the benefits of directly observing organisms over looking at photos, encouraging students to make observations and inferences. It emphasizes showing respect for the donated cadavers by treating them as you would want a loved one to be treated during such a learning experience.

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    This document introduces a cadaver lab at the University of Bridgeport and discusses the benefits of directly observing organisms over looking at photos, encouraging students to make observations and inferences. It emphasizes showing respect for the donated cadavers by treating them as you would want a loved one to be treated during such a learning experience.

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    This document introduces a cadaver lab at the University of Bridgeport and discusses the benefits of directly observing organisms over looking at photos, encouraging students to make observations and inferences. It emphasizes showing respect for the donated cadavers by treating them as you would want a loved one to be treated during such a learning experience.

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    Cadaver Lab Introduction

    University of Bridgeport, CT
    Why is it beneficial to learn from
    organisms directly, as opposed to
    looking at photos?
    What do you observe/infer?
    Respect

    If this were your loved one, how


    would you want visitors to act
    when they learn?

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