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Bell Work

Bell Work. How do plants get the energy they need? How do animals get the energy they need ? After you answer these get out your PDSA folder and make sure it is up to date. Bell Work. How do plants get the energy they need?

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BENCHMARK REVIEW

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What is the main source of energy in all ecosystems?

What is the main source of energy in all ecosystems?. The Sun!. Interactions & interdependence in an ecosystem are all about energy transfer!.

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A Tour Through The Kingdoms

A Tour Through The Kingdoms. Chapter 18-3. Terms to Review. Prokaryote : Simple cells that have no nucleus. Eukaryote : Complex cells, with a nucleus and many cell organelles. Unicellular : Organisms made of one cell. Multicellular : Organisms made of two or more cells. Autotroph :

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Animal Nutrition III (Ch. 41)

Animal Nutrition III (Ch. 41). Ruminant digestion Symbiosis Definition Algal-invertebrate Chemoautotroph-invertebrate. Hydrothermal vent H 2 S (sulfide) chemoautotrophy. Keywords. Basic parts of alimentary canal. Mechanical digestion. storage. absorption. mouth. anus.

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Ecosystems and communities

Ecosystems and communities. Ms.TRS. Organisation of life on Earth. Single specific organism of a species. Eg : Rabbit ( A species is a group of similar organisms that can interbreed to produce fertile offspring)

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Autotroph

Word. Definition. An organism that generates its own food to be used as energy. Autotroph . Example. Etymology (word origin). Plants. Auto- = myself troph = food. Phytoplankton (Marine Plants). Terrestrial Plants. Word. Definition.

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Dispersal of seeds by wind or water

Dispersal of seeds by wind or water. Seeds are dispersed from the tree by wind. Reproductive Structure of a plant. The red part is the reproductive structure of a plant. Autotroph. The plant makes food by itself. Photosynthesis.

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