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AREA OF STUDY 1 Cells in action

AREA OF STUDY 1 Cells in action. Pete Hamilton Sandringham College. Biology:. is a natural science concerned with the study of life living organisms their structure, function, growth, origin, evolution, distribution, taxonomy and interrelationships. Biology:.

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Photosynthesis chapter 6

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Abnormal Psychology

Abnormal Psychology. Learning Target: Classifying Disorders. Daily Question. So I asked you to find a behavior that used to be considered a mental disorder in an older version of the DSM. What did you find? Why do you think psychologists classified these? Do think society played a role?

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TCL Architecture of Objects (TAO)

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What is evolution?

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History Makers

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It is a procedure for processing and understanding various types of information

It is a procedure for processing and understanding various types of information. all plants are made of cells, all animals are made of cells, all cells come from pre existing cells. This type of data has no numbers but uses description.

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Unit 1.1: Importance and Organization of Ecology

Unit 1.1: Importance and Organization of Ecology. Vocabulary. Ecology : study of interactions between organisms and their environment Biodiversity : the total variety of living organisms in an ecosystem.

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Bellringer

Bellringer. 1.What is the largest level in the environment? 2. Temperature in the environment is what type of factor? 3. What does the population level of an environment consist of? 4. What is the smallest level of environment?. Producers, Consumers, Decomposers. Its all about what you eat!.

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Biodiversity

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Christ is Risen

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Land Use

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Every thing shall live whither the river cometh

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Classification of living things

Classification of living things. By Aidan , Langdon , Hunter. Animal kingdom. Vertebrates Birds Mammals Reptiles Fish amphibians. Invertebrates Molluscs Worms Arthropods Echinoderms coelenterates. Plant kingdom. Examples Grasses Deciduous tree Garden shurbs. Characteristics.

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Food Webs

Food Webs. Food Webs are Food Chains that intersect each other. Food webs are what really happens in nature. All Food Chains and Webs start with the sun. The sun is the source of all the energy on the earth.

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Food Webs

Food Webs. Food Webs are Food Chains that intersect each other. Food webs are what really happens in nature. All Food Chains and Webs start with the sun. The sun is the source of all the energy on the earth.

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Dahmer Talk

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Where do coal, oil and gas come from?

The big three: coal, oil and gas. Coal, oil, and gas are fossil fuels, and can be burnt. They are very important because we use them in so many ways. Where do coal, oil and gas come from?. Billions of skeletons.

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Fungi: Plant, Animal, or Something Else Entirely?

Fungi: Plant, Animal, or Something Else Entirely?. Fungi Can . . . grow in soil. have one cell or many cells. reproduce by spores, which are similar to seeds. have more than one cell nucleus. Fungi Cannot . . . make their own food, since their cells have no chloroplasts.

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