Word to the Wise ...

[The Lone Ranger]

If you're writing an exam on embryonic development in animals, and you decide that you'd like to put a picture on the test that shows the difference between spiral cleavage and radial cleavage, a good way to find pictures is on the Internet.

However, when you type "cleavage" into "Google Image Search," while an impressive number of pictures come up, only a tiny minority of them seem to be related to embryonic development in animals.

Cheers,

Michael

[Shelli]

:giggles:

[Crumb]

Or that's what you tell HR when they catch you Googling "cleavage".

[BrotherMan]

God help you if they find out you're googling "embryonic cleavage."

pervert.
:glare:

[The Lone Ranger]

Or worse, "animal cleavage" ...

[Crumb]

:eww:

[biochemgirl]

I always giggled at the cleavage terminology in my Developmental Biology class. Made it easier to remember though.

[Legs]

:shakebewb:

That reminds me when Horse Girl was doing a project on Lions and typed Loins in the search bar.

[maddog]

God help you if they find out you're googling "embryonic cleavage."

PREvert.
:glare:

:fixed:

#2134

[Qingdai]

Google scholar is your friend.
I had to look up pre-eclampsia and ejaculation the other day, at least in Google scholar I didn't set off the warning lights and summon the ejection team.