Random Mechanisms of Evolution: Post in Chalk Due Tuesday 1/24 |
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Chapter 22: Descent With Modification: Darwin Darwin and the Galapagos Islands
The Voyage of the Beagle: Darwin's Trip Around the World
Investigation: How Do Environmental Changes Affect a Population?
Reconstructing Forelimbs
Bean Seed Germination LAB: two weeks of DATA: mass, length, diagrams, labels, descriptions |
Flowering Plant Life Cycle tutorial video |
Earth & Wellness Fair Team Website 2017topictitle.weebly.com
ADAPTATIONS: For each biome, select one producer and one consumer and
EXPLAIN HOW the organism is adapted to its environment. Use images and bullets.
Post in ChalkUp Due
Biome Research: Post on ChalkUp Due
Chapter 52: Population Ecology Techniques for Estimating Population Density and Size
Survivorship Curves
Human Population Growth
Analyzing Age-Structure Pyramids
Graph It: Age Pyramids and Population Growth
Test Corrections due Thursday 12/15: Sexual Reproduction, Genetics, Molecular Genetics
Glencoe on-line Practice Tests Chapters 10,11,12,13 Chapter Test Practice - English
Simulating DNA Recombination MODEL Lab 12/2
Quiz Wednesday 11/30 on Central Dogma
Transcription and Translation animations
Bacterial Transformation Lab packet: Complete AND post data pics with captions on ChalkUp.
Due Wednesday 11/30
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UC Scout Biology: Genetics Unit: Chapters 1 DNA (all sections) and 2: Genomes and Sexual Reproduction (all sections).
Practice Genetics Problems |
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ALL parts of the Genetics Baby Lab are due Monday 11/7:
Genetics Baby Lab Data Packet & Portrait: Genotypes (state homozygous or heterozygous for each alleles (gene) pair & overall Phenotypes / each trait drawing on right hand side.
Baby's Portrait: Age: one to 6 years old; Baby's Name; Parents; Blood Type
ChalkUp: Genetics Baby Lab Conclusion ESSAY: Word document
1st paragraph: Discussion of HOW sexual reproduction produces VARIETY in offspring: RANDOM events:
* meiosis 2n -> n Reduction division; crossing-over; independent assortment
* fertilization
2nd paragraph: Discuss the following inheritance patterns and provide specific EXAMPLES from your lab data as support:
* Mendelian Dominance
* Incomplete Dominanace (blending)
* CoDominance (blood type AB)
* Polygenic traits
* Sex Determination
Cite your internet and text resources.
1st paragraph: Discussion of HOW sexual reproduction produces VARIETY in offspring: RANDOM events:
* meiosis 2n -> n Reduction division; crossing-over; independent assortment
* fertilization
2nd paragraph: Discuss the following inheritance patterns and provide specific EXAMPLES from your lab data as support:
* Mendelian Dominance
* Incomplete Dominanace (blending)
* CoDominance (blood type AB)
* Polygenic traits
* Sex Determination
Cite your internet and text resources.
Monday 10/31: Q1 EXAM corrections: For the questions you got wrong, explain WHY the right answer is correct.
Monday 10/31: Complete Review 4: Reproduction packet. Use the on-line resource links provided:
GCSE Biology tutorials: www.passmyexams.co.uk/GCSE/biology/sexual-reproduction.html
Ovulation & early embryo Development: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwTZ1fypivg
Regents Reproduction Review - students may download this if they have lost their Review 4: Reproduction packet.
Quarter 1 EXAM: Wednesday 10/26 and Thursday 10/27. ALL material listed in the Binder Table of Contents. Students are to make and bring one double-sided page of notes for exam assistance.
Binder scoring Thursday 10/27 and Friday 10/28.
Thursday, October 20th. Complete all three review resources listed below - the CELLS study guide, on-line test and Review 2: Cells packet.
1. CELLS: Cell Basics, Cell Transport, Cell Division ...
2. On-Line Test: Cell Structure and Function - Complete and check your on-line test and submit to teacher's e-mail:
jjohnson1@sandi.net
3. Regents Cells Review - You have this packet in your Binder at the end of your Cells Section.
MiniLab: Why are Cells Small? |
Mitosis and Cytokinesis |
Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction |
Cell Cycle, Mitosis, Meiosis |
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Thursday 10/13: Cell Cycle Virtual Lab: Cell Reproduction: "How can cancer cells be recognized?" Complete the data chart provided in class. Below the data chart show your calculations for Percentage of Dividing Cells and Percentage at Rest. On the back, answer the three questions.
Cell Cycle Virtual Lab
Tuesday 10/11: Photosynthesis Virtual LAB "Which colors of light are most important for plant growth?" Lab Packet provided. Read carefully. Complete Data Table and Graph data. Answer the Journal Questions # 1 to 5 (click on the Journal icon to see the questions). Answer these questions on the back of the lab packet.
http://www.glencoe.com/sites/common_assets/science/virtual_labs/LS12/LS12.html
Yeast Cell Respiration Lab Report due Monday 10/10 in Chalk Up
Quiz on Cell Respiration Friday 10/7
1. Cellular Respiration animation |
2. RESPIRATION notes
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Design the Yeast Cell Respiration Lab with your table team. Plan and write your Flow Chart.
Due Wednesday 10/ 5 before your team runs the lab experiment.
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Test Corrections and Error Analysis due by Friday 10/7 Biochemistry, Energy, and Cells
Enzyme Virtual Lab
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Chromatography WebLab
https://files.ucscout.org/Weblabs_Biology/Weblabs_Biology_Lessons/gen_main.html
Binder scoring Tuesday 9/27 through Friday 9/30 during class
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UC Scout: The Cell
https://ucscout.instructure.com/courses/146/modules/items/18762
Chapter Activities and Investigations: Chapter 6 A Tour of the Cell. Do ALL activities.
http://www.jj-sct-bio.com/activities--investigations-1-20.html
Virtual pH Lab: Due Tuesday 9/20/16 Data Page and Questions page stapled together.
http://www.glencoe.com/sites/common_assets/science/virtual_labs/E22/E22.html
Cell Comparison Powerpoint due Friday 9/23 in ChalkUp
* You will need a slide for each organelle: picture and function
* First slide: Cell Comparison ... and Team Members
* Last Slide: Bibliography copy and paste the url for all sources used.
-->AFTER you have completed the above, decide what you will compare your plant or animal cell to.
Now, select images for each comparison and put that on the right side of each slide. Explain how the structure shown is like the organelle that is pictured and described.
Using a Compound Light Microscopes |
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Cell theory ... Microscopes ....
Bozeman Cell Membranes http://www.bozemanscience.com/015-cell-membrane
Bozeman Cells Organelles http://www.bozemanscience.com/043-cellular-organelles
Friday 9/9 Transport Quiz (30 points)
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Endocytosis: pinocytosis and phagocytosis
Compare (alike) and contrast (different). |
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Formal Lab Report due by Friday 9/9 in ChalkUp.
In the conclusion section, paragraph #1, cite sources, use diagrams to discuss osmotic solutions.
Make sure your Data Chart shows ALL calculations.
How Osmosis Works http://legacy.hopkinsville.kctcs.edu/instructors/Jason-Arnold/VLI/Module%202/m2cellfunctionandenergetics/m2cellfunctionandenergetics6.html
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Membranes / TransportRegents Biochemistry ReviewChalkUp Advanced Biology Period 1 Course Code: shtavm
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Binder Sections:
BioChemistry
Energy
Cells
Cell Cycle
Genetics
Molecular Genetics
Evolution
Ecology
Molecule Building / Model LAB
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