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Introduction to Biology II

Introduction to Biology II. Biology 1312. Spring 2007. Dr. Brad Hoge. Vertebrates. Chordata. Chordate Characteristics. Notochord Hollow Dorsal Nerve Cord Pharyngeal Slits Muscular, Postanal Tail. Invertebrate Chordates. Urochordata Cephalochordata. Vertebrates. Jawless Vertebrates.

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Class of 2017 Sophomore Enrollment

Class of 2017 Sophomore Enrollment. Park Hill High School Mr. Wazac (A-D) Mrs. Reeves (E-F) AVID Mrs. Todd (G-L) Ms. King (M-Sa) Mrs. Olvera ( Sc -Z). Overall Enrollment Expectations. Use Personal Plans of Study (PPS) to guide your course selections Leave PPS attached to enrollment form

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BIOL 172

Introduction to Biology II. BIOL 172. Instructor:. Michelle Smith. Contact Information:. Email: miliefsk@hawaii.edu. Class Web Site. www.wcc.hawaii.edu/facstaff/miliefsky-m/. Syllabus: schedule of lectures, reading assignments, exams. Lecture slides. Exam results & course grade.

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Biology II

Biology II. Protists. General Characteristics. Any organisms not classified as a plant, animal, fungus, or bacteria. Protists are eukaryotic having a distinct nucleus and organelles Most protists are unicellular but some are multicellular. Similar to Bacteria. Unicellular

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Introduction to Biology II

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BIOLOGY II

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What Science Course should I take next year?

What Science Course should I take next year?. Biology. MFE. Chem or Chem I. Well, that depends! What course are you taking now?. Conceptual Physics or Physics I. * If you are taking a more advanced course, click on the course you completed last year. Congratulations!. You get to take

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2 Truths & a LIE

2 Truths & a LIE. Approximately 2-3% of the water on earth is usable to humans The United States uses about 346,000 million gallons of fresh water every day The average U.S. person uses the most water daily by flushing the toilet. 2 Truths & a LIE.

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Supplemental Instructors for High-Risk Course in Biology

Supplemental Instructors for High-Risk Course in Biology. Mike Gleason. Our Project. A Teaching and Learning in University STEM class proposal. High Risk? SI? Collaborators: Wall, Kleine, Mumma Classes for which study is complete* BIOL 1107 Principles of Biology I

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My Future

My Future. K e nd a ll L i nk. High School 2015. English : I Pre-AP , II Pre-AP , III AP , IV AP Social Studies: World Geography, World History, American History II , Government, Economics Math: Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculas, Calculas

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