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Biology SPM  Chapter 1 Introduction to Biology and Laboratory Rules
                  Plane,  Section and Direction
                  Plane

                                                             Sagittal Plane
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                                       • Divides the body into two, left and right sections
                                       • Forward and backward types of movement occur in this plane
                                                            Horizontal plane
                                       • Divides the body into two, upper and lower sections
                                       • Rotation type of movement occur in this plane

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                                                             Frontal Plane
                                       • Divides the body into two, frontal and rear sections

                                  Figure 1.5 Sagittal plane, horizontal plane and frontal plane
                  Section








                   Longitudinal  section  divides  a  structure   Cross section  divides  a  structure  into
                   into left and right sections.            upper and lower sections.

                                         Figure 1.6 Types of section in organism
                  Direction
                    1.  The term ‘direction’ is used to provide location of structures or other position of
                      body.
                    2.  This is useful when studying anatomy as a communication method in biology.






                   The term ‘direction’ in organism based on anatomy:
                   •  Superior (upper) and inferior (lower)
                   •  Anterior  or  ventral  (towards  the  front  portion  of  the
                     body)  and  posterior  or  dorsal  (towards  the  back
                     portion of the body)
                   •  Medial (towards the midline) and lateral (towards the
                     side of the body)
                   •  Proximal (towards the point of origin) and distal (away
                     from point of origin)


                                                                      Figure 1.7 Types of direction
                                                                             in organism


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