'Biological features' presentation slideshows

Executive functioning

Executive functioning. Dr. Elizabeth Sheppard. Developmental Cognitive Neuropsychology (C8CLDC). Child Clinical Neuropsychology (C8DCHN). Objectives:. Be able to explain what is meant by executive functions (defining/problems) Give examples and explain cognitive tests used to test EF

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SVM: Non-coding Neutral S equences V s Regulatory M odules

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1. Surface markers on T lymphocytes and their function 2. Subsets of T lymphocytes 3. Function of T lymphocytes

T lymphocytes. 1. Surface markers on T lymphocytes and their function 2. Subsets of T lymphocytes 3. Function of T lymphocytes. T cells are composed of a group of functionally different and heterogeneous lymphocytes. They are so called because they differentiate and mature in thymus.

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FBHCP Shorebird Incidental Take Review Agenda

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The Endangered Species Act: Species Listings and Implications for Development in Alaska

The Endangered Species Act: Species Listings and Implications for Development in Alaska. Presented by: Cherise Oram Stoel Rives LLP. Species Listings: Implications and Opportunities to Engage. Listings and Petitions to Watch: Polar Bear Beluga Whale Walrus Seals Opportunities to Engage

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GENETICS

GENETICS. 4.1. 4.1.1 State that eukaryote chromosomes are made of DNA and proteins. Chromosomes are bundles of long strands of DNA. C hromosomes always come in pairs except in sex cells or gametes. Humans have 46 chromosomes in 23 pairs.

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Data Collection

Data Collection. Task 1 . Spot the First Mosquito of the Year. Goal: Record the first spotting of mosquitoes of 2014. Materials Needed: First spotting Data Sheet to record information.

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Reasonable and Prudent Alternatives

Reasonable and Prudent Alternatives. Endangered Species Act Section 7 Case Law. By statute and regulation, Reasonable and Prudent Alternatives must: Avoid the likelihood of jeopardy or adverse modification Be consistent with the intended purpose of the action

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Anatomists

Anatomists. Homologies. Homologies- Similar parts of different species that have similar functions. Anatomy. The composition of a body by muscles, bones, etc. Vestigial Structures. A feature that an organism inherits from its ancestor but the feature is less necessary. Comparative Anatomy.

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