'Biological clocks' diaporamas de présentation

Plant Development

Plant Development. Chapter 31 Part 2. 31.4 Adjusting the Direction and Rates of Growth. Tropisms Plants adjust the direction and rate of growth in response to environmental stimuli such as gravity, light, contact, and mechanical stress Hormones are typically part of this effect.

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T08 ???? (Biological clocks)

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Epigenetics and psychiatric illness

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Week 1. Homework for the Week. Monday 9/16 Ch 3 90-95 Dream Journal Tuesday 9/17 Ch 3 96-102 Dream Journal Bring in Sleep Tracker on Block Day Block Day 9/18 & 9/19 Ch 3 103-109 Study Vocab Dream Journal- bring to class on Friday Friday 9/20 Ch 3 117-123

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CLOCKS

CLOCKS. Clocks: What is a clock? How does a biological clock compare with a mechanical clock? Why have a circadian clock? What are the properties of circadian clocks? How do we set the circadian clock?. CLOCKS. Measure Time. All clocks must have two basic components:

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Plant Responses to Internal and External Signals

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Biological Clocks

Biological Clocks. Free-running endogenous clock. Can be entrained by external cues. Selective advantage. Hypothesis 1 : biological clocks control behaviours where some synchronisation is necessary eg1 intraspecific (for breeding or migration)

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Year 9 Wellbeing Survey 2013

Year 9 Wellbeing Survey 2013. Every single marker of well-being ranging from obesity to mental health is either negative or static for today's teens.

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Control Systems In Plants

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Hickory Dickory Dock: The Biological Clock Interactive Slide Show

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Terms for biological clocks

Terms for biological clocks. period. = LENGTH OF ONE CYCLE OF THE RHYTHM. FREE RUNNING . RHYTHM SHOWN UNDER CONSTANT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS. Free running period.

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