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Ocean Water

Ocean Water. Chapter 15. Section 1 Properties of Ocean Water. Objectives: List substances that are dissolved in ocean water Explain how a thermocline forms Compare and Contrast properties of ocean water Predict the solubility of salt in water at different temperatures.

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Biological Oceanography

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Evolution Standard: SB5d EQ: How does natural selection lead to a change in a species?

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Literacy and Science Education

Literacy and Science Education. Bert Caine EDU 268 10/15/2012. Lesson Plan Outline. 1) front-loading of vocabulary 2) Didactic lecture with note scaffolding 3) lab activity with realia and forced use of vocabulary in lab report. Cell Boundaries.

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Do Now

Do Now. What are the three types of algae? What is the corriolis effect? What is E kman transport?. Objective . Objective: Students will learn the three types of algae and the parts of seaweeds through a bingo game. SWBAT understand the different life histories used by seaweeds.

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BACTERIAL TRANSFORMATION and Fluorescent Proteins

BACTERIAL TRANSFORMATION and Fluorescent Proteins. Many organisms can fluoresce. Jellyfish. Amphipods Oceanexplorer.noaas.gov/explorations/05deescope/background/fluorescence. www.worldnetcams.com/sealife/cerianthus.jpg. Corals. Copepods

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Evolution

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Macromolecules

Macromolecules. Ch 1. Molecules of Life. All cells are composed of 4 main molecules These molecules are called macromolecules . They are composed mainly of atoms of Carbon (C) , Hydrogen (H) and Oxygen (O).

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Tracing E volutionary History

Tracing E volutionary History. CHAPTER 15. 15.1. Fossils chronicle the evolutionary timeline Eras in geologic time Precambrian Paleozoic Mesozoic Cenozoic. Precambrian Era. 4.6 billion ya - 542 mya First fossils- prokaryotic cells (3.5 billion ya )

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Lipid Biosynthesis

Lipid Biosynthesis. C483 Spring 2013. Which of these is NOT a difference between fatty acid synthesis and beta oxidation? Synthesis requires an enzyme with a biotin cofactor, but oxidation does not. Synthesis utilizes NADP+/NADPH, but oxidation uses NAD+/NADH.

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RUBIES

RUBIES. R Read and reread everything. U Underline the question. B Bracket the key words I Identify the key concept or pattern. E Eliminate the wrong answers. S Select the best answer. R. Read. R. Reread everything. U. Underline the question. U. Underline the question. B.

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1.1 Biotic and Abiotic Factors in Ecosystems

1.1 Biotic and Abiotic Factors in Ecosystems. (sec 2.1 pg 21-24). The study of how organisms interact with each other and with their physical environment is called ecology . For practical reasons, ecologists divide the environment into different levels:.

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Evidence of Evolution

Evidence of Evolution. Comparative Anatomy. Comparative Anatomy. Comparative anatomy includes vestigial structures, skeletal structures, DNA, and embryology.

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Ocean

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Aim: How do ranges of tolerance affect the distribution of organisms?

Aim: How do ranges of tolerance affect the distribution of organisms?. Do now:Write an example of a limiting factor and explain how affects the organism Vocabulary: limiting factor,distribution,tolerance,estuaries. Limiting factor.

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OIL POLLUTION

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The Desert Biome

The Desert Biome. By: Sarah Pollack. What is a Desert? . A Desert is a biome in which the temperature is normally very high, and receives very little precipitation. Deserts take up about a third of the earths land mass.

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Independent Variable: The c affeine added to the water.

Pulse Rate of the Lubriculus v ariegatus when placed in plain water and a Caffeine Solution. By: Brett Zicari and Robert June.

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