Fish Form and Function

Jul 10, 2012

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Fish Form and Function

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1. Fish Form and Function Why does it look like that?

2. The Basic Fish

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Plant Form and Function. Learning Goal: How are plants structurally adapted for survival? Concept 1: Analyzing the structure, growth, development and nutrition of plants (Ch 35, 37) Refer to pg 207-210; 215-216 in Holtzclaw Ch 35, 37 in Campbell Media resources.

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PLANT FORM AND FUNCTION

PLANT FORM AND FUNCTION. UNIT SIX Chapters 35,36,37,38,39. Angiosperm Structure. Angiosperms are further divided into 4 major categories: Basal Angiosperms (older angiosperms like Water lilies) Magnoliids (newer like the Magnolia) Monocotyledons a.k.a. monocots (newer still)

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Fish: Form and function. An LSU Museum of Natural Science presentation to accompany the activity. Types and Function of fins. All Fish have fins! Each fin shape has a unique shape and function. Dorsal - (top fin) Helps keep the fish upright. Also used for sudden direction changes.

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Network Form and Function

Network Form and Function. Chapter 5. Chapter Objectives. Discuss forms of network. PAN, LAN, MAN, WAN, GAN Discuss asynchronous and synchronous communication. Discuss parameters for a network. Reliability, availability, security, and performance Discuss error correction and detection.

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Fish Form and Function

Fish Form and Function. Why does it look like that?. The Basic Fish. A Bony Fish. The Basic Shark. A Cartilaginous Fish. The Fish Scales – Made from bone and look like shingles. The Shark Scales or Dermal Denticles – tiny toothe like structures – smooth and feel like sandpaper. Scales.

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DNA Form and Function

DNA Form and Function. Prokaryote Cell. Eukaryotic Cell. What is DNA?. Deoxyribonucleic acid –DNA There are 3 parts to DNA Phosphate groups Sugar ( deoxyribose ) Nitrogenous base (A,T,C,G) The bases form the rungs of a ladder when they base pair (chemically bond with Hydrogen bonds).

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FISH FORM AND FUNCTION

FISH FORM AND FUNCTION. by Jennifer Granneman. What is a fish? Why are some fish colorful and others aren’t? Why do fish look the way they do???. Fish Anatomy. Body shapes. Fast swimming, very streamlined, open water fishes.

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POETRY Form and Function

POETRY Form and Function. ACADEMIC VOCABULARY. Structure. Poetic form : the way words are organized and patterned, including length and placement Arrangement of lines and stanzas Units of sound used Form is chosen to fit subject matter Line = single row of words on a page in a poem

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Plant Form and Function

Plant Form and Function. Learning Goal: How are plants structurally adapted for survival? Analyzing how plants detect and defend themselves against herbivores and environmental stresses (Ch 39) Refer to pg 210-213 in Holtzclaw Ch 39 in Campbell Media resources.

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Plant Form and Function

Plant Form and Function. Thick structure (64 cells). Tube-like structure (64 cells). Flattened structure (64 cells). 50  m. Surface area  340,000  m 2 (136 cell surfaces  2500  m 2 /cell surface). Surface area  240,000  m 2

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Animal Form and Function

Animal Form and Function. Ch 40. Diffusion. (a) Single cell. Organisms must exchange matter and energy with the environment. Multicellular organisms with a sac body plan. A single-celled animal living in water. Mouth. Gastrovascular cavity. Diffusion. Diffusion. Figure 40.3a.

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Animal Form and Function

Animal Form and Function. 2x. Area = 1 Strength = 1 Weight = 1 Strength/ wt = 1. Area = 1 Strength = 4 Weight = 8 Strength/ wt = 1/2. flat. branched. folded. Aerobic respiration. Regulatory homeostasis. Conformational homeostasis. Heterotherm Alpine marmot. poikilotherm.

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Animal Form and Function

Animal Form and Function. Internal Transport (Circulatory system). Why do animals NEED an ITS?. Cells need a constant supply of nutrients and oxygen Cells produce waste to be removed Small organisms can use diffusion for these “tasks” but that is too inefficient for large organisms.

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Cell Form and Function

Cell Form and Function. Dr. Anderson GCIT. Cell Diversity. Connect tissues and transportation – blood, epithelia Body movement – muscles (smooth, striated, cardiac) Storage – adipose (fat cells), hepatocytes Immune Function – WBC’s Communication and information processing – nerve cells

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Balancing Form and Function

Balancing Form and Function. Form and Function High Usability Aesthetically Pleasing Error Messages Non-anthropomorphic Design Design Display Guidelines Display Efficiency Display Complexity Multiple Windows Image Browsing Use of Color. Balancing Form and Function. Error Messages

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Form and Function

Form and Function. Stage 1 Lecture Contextual and Critical Studies Andrea Peach. Modernism. Dominant ideology throughout western industrialised world in art, design and architecture for most of the twentieth century. How things used to look …. Adolf Loos 1928.

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Animal Form and Function

Animal Form and Function. Chapter 40. Tissues organsorgan systems. Epithelial Sheets, tightly packed, protective barrier, outside or inside Connective Supports, binds;cells within a matrix, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, bone and blood Muscle

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Plant Form and Function

Plant Form and Function. Chapter 35 Structure, Growth, and Development. The plant body has a hierarchy of organs, tissues, and cells. There are three basic plant organs: Roots Stems Leaves. Fibrous Roots Tap Roots

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Fish: Taxonomy & Form and function of internal anatomy

Fish: Taxonomy & Form and function of internal anatomy. How do they compare?. Phylum Chordata evolution. Taxonomy : 3 of the 7 classes of chordates are fish. Agnatha (lamprey and hagfish) no jaw Gnathostomes Cartilaginous fish ( Chondrichthyes ) sharks and rays

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Plant Form and Function:

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Plant Form and Function

PLANT FORM AND FUNCTION

Fish: Form and function

Network Form and Function

Fish Form and Function

DNA Form and Function

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POETRY Form and Function

Plant Form and Function

Plant Form and Function

Animal Form and Function

Animal Form and Function

Animal Form and Function

Cell Form and Function

Balancing Form and Function

Form and Function

Animal Form and Function

Plant Form and Function

Fish: Taxonomy &amp; Form and function of internal anatomy

Structure, Function and Form

Plant Form and Function:

Fish: Taxonomy & Form and function of internal anatomy