I have paper at word: My required is:-1. Pre-LabFill in the total magnification for each of the lens combinations. 2. Sample Problems, Determination of Specimen Size (Do these on the Skill Check Worksheet)You will be asked to determine the size of a number of specimens in this course, so the next few problems for determination of size are for practice. Determine the size of each of the specimens in the following example problems.3. Question 1: When you look at the letter “e” under the microscope, is the letter oriented in the same direction as when you look at the slide? If it is oriented differently, why do you think that might be the case (see the optics diagram in the pre-lab to help you out)Question 2: How is what you see now different from what you saw under the 4X objective? Explain what that difference is?Question 3: How is this view different from what you saw at 10X? Write a short statement that describes what is happening in what you see as you change from the 10X to 40X objectives.Question 4: When you move the stage from left to right, which direction does the image of the letter “e” move? Why do you suspect this is the case?4. Colored Threads Slide:Question 5: Do all of the strands on the slide appear to be completely in focus at the same time at this magnification?Question 6: Why do the strands appear to be in focus at some magnifications and not others? (Hint: are the threads really flat, or is there depth to them?)Activity 2Question 7: In the space below, give a general description of the look of the epithelial cells. In the pictures below, label any structures can you see (nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane). Estimate the size of these cells using the procedure you learned in the pre-lab.

Must go to Zoo, this is an Anthropology lab exercise based on Zoo trip. I will also pay extra for the zoo ticked. Suggested species: sifakas, capuchins, Kikuyu colobus, Francois langurs, ring-tail lemurs. Avoid the chimps – they move quickly, there are many of them, and they have a very large enclosure. They can be very interesting but are quite challenging to use for this lab activity.