'Autotrophic' presentation slideshows

Plant Nutrition (Ch. 37)

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Basic biology and classification of marine invertebrates

Basic biology and classification of marine invertebrates. -Metazoan animal origins: 700 million to 1.4 billion ybp -Cambrian explosion: 600 mybp -evolution is not progressive, no increase in complexity after origination of phyla -many body plans are no longer around

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Basic biology and classification of marine invertebrates

Basic biology and classification of marine invertebrates. -Metazoan animal origins: 700 million to 1.4 billion ybp -Cambrian explosion: 600 mybp -evolution is not progressive, no increase in complexity after origination of phyla -many body plans are no longer around

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Why are big, fierce animals rare?

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Food Chains

Food Chains. The arrows of a food chain point toward the right The chain starts at the left at the level of the producers Why? The arrows point toward the consumers at the next trophic level. Producer: Produces (makes) energy for the consumers Ex: plants (make their own energy) Consumer:

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Plant Kingdom!!

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Kingdoms

Kingdoms. Animals and Protists. Animals. Diverse group that includes: worms, insects, humans, starfish General Characteristics Eukaryotic Lack cell walls Multicellular Heterotrophic Motile at some in life Embryo develops from a blastula (hollow ball of cells).

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Bacteria Kingdom Notes

Bacteria Kingdom Notes. These will be used for pages 4-7 in the kingdom journal. Common Names. Archaebacteria Archaea Oldest bacteria Methanogens , Halophiles , Thermoacidophiles. Eubacteria Bacteria Newer bacteria Decomposes, parasites, cyanobacteria , nitrogen-fixation bacteria.

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KINGDOM ARCHEABACTERIA

KINGDOM ARCHEABACTERIA. Unicellular Prokaryotes Extremophiles (heat, salinity, acid, etc) Autotrophic/chemosynthetic and heterotrophic DNA structure similar to eukaryotes. KINGDOM BACTERIA. Single-celled Prokaryotic Heterotrophic or autotrophic, anaerobic or aerobic.

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