Dig a Pig Too

Dig a Pig Too

Columbia BIOL 2501 Lab Prep

2 ratings
1 review
Free

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Released
May 11, 2026
Updated
October 6, 2026

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This app aids biology students at Columbia University in preparing for fetal pig anatomy lab practicals. It features a comprehensive atlas with labeled structures, interactive quizzes, and exam simulations based on the BIOL2501 curriculum. Study smarter with prioritized content and detailed system tracing.

✓330+ labeled fetal pig structures
✓Real Exam mode with timed stations
✓Circulatory system tracing
✓Timed multiple-choice quizzes
✓Fill-in-the-blank practice
✓Full-text search
✓Community-contributed dissection photos
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What's New in Dig a Pig Too

1.5.2

October 6, 2026

• New: leaderboard notifications when a classmate passes you (on by default, optional in Settings). • Recalibrated the mastery scoring: the flashcards scoring system was a bit inflated, so the scoring system was standardized for everyone and now focuses more on answer accuracy, correct answer streaks, and time intervals between correct answers rather than simple repetition volume. • Quiz Smart mode (focuses your weak/almost-mastered IDs) + Sweep mode for quick overviews; Flashcards "Review All" quick-flip; bite-sized Fill-in Smart Review. • Fixed the IDs search bar/header disappearing, plus trace, MCAT, and layout fixes.

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Traces section

I like the traces section a lot, it helps to track the steps very clearly and is very helpful for the bio lab course

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FAQ

What is the learning methodology of Dig a Pig Too?

Dig a Pig Too utilizes a combination of interactive learning tools. It offers a comprehensive atlas of labeled structures, timed practical exams, multiple-choice quizzes, and fill-in-the-blank questions to reinforce learning. High-yield structures are flagged for prioritized study.

How does Dig a Pig Too track user progress?

While Dig a Pig Too provides practice quizzes and exam modes, it does not explicitly mention a progress tracking feature within the app description. Users can gauge their understanding through their performance in the timed quizzes and exam simulations.

Does Dig a Pig Too offer any certifications?

Dig a Pig Too is designed as a study aid for lab practicals and does not offer any formal certifications. Its purpose is to help students prepare for their specific Columbia University BIOL2501 lab exams.

What is the update frequency for Dig a Pig Too?

The app was last updated on May 13, 2026, with version 1.2. The photo library is actively growing with new images added regularly as contributions come in, suggesting ongoing development and content additions.

Is Dig a Pig Too available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, Dig a Pig Too is supported on iPhone and iPad. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available in the current description.

What do users like most about Dig a Pig Too?

Users appreciate that the app is built by a student for students and is free forever. The comprehensive labeling of over 330 structures and the realistic exam simulation mode are highlighted as key benefits for lab preparation.

Does Dig a Pig Too have ads?

No, Dig a Pig Too does not contain advertisements. The app is completely free and ad-free, providing an uninterrupted study experience for users.

How does Dig a Pig Too compare to other anatomy apps?

Dig a Pig Too is specifically tailored to the Columbia University BIOL2501 curriculum, offering a focused study experience. Its lightweight design (under 4 MB) and online photo storage differentiate it from larger apps that store images locally.