'Which organisms' presentation slideshows

Life Science Boot Camp

Life Science Boot Camp. 5.10C Describe the differences between complete and incomplete metamorphosis of insects. STAAR #34; Supporting; 5.2D.

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Evolution Review

Evolution Review. 1. Shells, bones, insects trapped in sap, or traces of dead organisms are examples of?. Homologus structures Vestigial structures Fossils adaptations. 1. Shells, bones, insects trapped in sap, or traces of dead organisms are examples of?. Homologus structures

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Life Science Boot Camp

Life Science Boot Camp. 5.10C Describe the differences between complete and incomplete metamorphosis of insects. STAAR #34; Supporting; 5.2D.

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Cognition and Foraging

Cognition and Foraging. Classic framework for explaining animal behavior. 4 levels of explanation ( Tinnbergen ) Phylogeny : relatedness among groups of organisms Ontogeny : origin and the development of an organism from the fertilized egg to its mature form

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What is competition?

What is competition?. All living things need natural resources, but the problem is that there is not enough for everyone. This means that individuals have to fight for them in order to survive. This struggle for resources is called competition . Who competes?.

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The Food Chain

The Food Chain. How do animals depend on each other?. Organisms are categorized into three groups based on their relationships with other organisms. Predator Prey Decomposers. Click on the pictures to learn about each category. Predator. These creature hunt other animals for food.

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Illinois Wetland Ecosystems

Illinois Wetland Ecosystems Prairie Pothole Wetlands Wetland Plant Types Prairie Wetland Plant Communities Wet meadows, composed of sedges, forbs, and grasses Mudflat annual communities made up of smartweeds, grasses

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Infection Control

Infection Control . Disease Transmission and Sterilization. Tiffany Baggs , RDH, BASDH Joy Davis, RDH, BASDH. Objectives for DHCP Responsibility of entire dental team Work practices prevent cross-contamination.

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Standards

Classification-The Kingdoms. How much do you know about our modern classification system? Click on the pictures to the right to learn about each modern kingdom!. Take the Quiz. Standards. Kentucky Teaching Standards: Core Content For Assessment. SC-HS-3.4.7 Students will:

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Plant Kingdom

Plant Kingdom. Objective 4.01 & 4.02: Analyze the classification of organisms & processes by which organisms accomplish essential life functions. Characteristics. Eukaryotic Autotrophic Multicellular Organelles found in Plants but NOT Animals: Cell Wall Chloroplasts.

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Evolution and Change

Evolution and Change. Chapter Thirteen: Evolution. 13.1 Evidence for Evolution 13.2 How Evolution Works 13.3 Natural Selection. Investigation 13A. Crazy Adaptations. How does the environment influence traits?. 13.2 Voyage of the Beagle.

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Lesson Overview

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Evolution and Change

Evolution and Change. Chapter Thirteen: Evolution. 13.1 Evidence for Evolution 13.2 How Evolution Works 13.3 Natural Selection. Investigation 13A. Crazy Adaptations. How does the environment influence traits?. 13.2 Voyage of the Beagle.

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Introduction to Psychology

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811

811. : Analyze data on levels of variation within a population to make predictions about survival under particular environmental conditions. Analyze data on levels of variation within a population to make predictions about survival under particular environmental conditions.

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Microevolution

Microevolution. Microevolution is the Change in allele frequency due to one of the following processes: Natural Selection Mutations Genetic Drift Gene flow. Types of Natural selection. Direction Selection Selection favors one of the extreme types in the population.

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Note for C 1.1: Single-celled organisms have all the characteristics of living things

Note for C 1.1: Single-celled organisms have all the characteristics of living things. Living things come in many shapes and sizes. Six Kingdoms (main groups of organisms) Archaea Bacteria Protists Fungi Plants Animals. Living things share common characteristics.

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DNA Use the cladogram for questions 1 - 3

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