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AY 4: The Stars

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Plants in Review

Plants in Review. AP Biology 2010-11. Life Emergent Properties. Organization Energy Use Regulation/Homeostasis Evolution Response to Environment Growth & Development Reproduction. Biological Levels of Organization.

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An overview of Plant Evolution

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Survey of Plants and Plant Structure

Survey of Plants and Plant Structure. Chapter 28. How Did Plants Evolve?. Plants are extremely diverse and cover both land and many bodies of water around the Earth Plants that live in the water can absorb water easily through all layers

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Geologic Time Scale Summary

Geologic Time Scale Summary. Precambrian - Cenezoic 4.6 Billion Years - Today. Learning Targets. Become familiar with the Geologic Time periods Learn the major events that happened in each period. Precambrian. 4.6 billion years ago - about 550 million years ago (formation of Earth)

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Bell-ringer

Bell-ringer. On the first page of your composition book dated Sept 19, 2012 read the comic strip and respond silently in writing to the following prompts: What made the comic strip funny? What did you do to read it?. OBJECTIVES. Practice thinking aloud when reading a text. AGENDA.

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Final exam

Final exam. Lisaldo ayala Andre Macfie Joseph Reinhard. Characteristics of eubacteria and arch bacteria!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

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Unit XI. Deforestation and the role of forests in the climate system. A. History of forests Earth 4.6 byr Life

Unit XI. Deforestation and the role of forests in the climate system. A. History of forests Earth 4.6 byr Life >3 byr Multicellular Life 600 myr Plants on land 400 myr (green algae) Ferns, etc. 200 - 70 myr Flowering plants 100 myr (Angiosperrms).

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Charales are the closest relatives to the land plants

Charales are the closest relatives to the land plants. Typical liverwort growth pattern-- note the dichotomous branching pattern. CSUBIOWEB - IMAGES BY STEVEN J. WOLF.

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Quick algae review

Quick algae review. Habitat Structure Type of cell Transport Reproduction. MOSSES and FERNS Seedless Plants - Chapter 21. According to The Theory of Evolution: Life (algae) began in the sea, and for millions of years living things remained in the sea. Yet, slowly, life emerged onto land.

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Non-Vascular Plants and Ferns

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From Algae to Terrestrial Plants

From Algae to Terrestrial Plants. By Marie, Rebecca and Filiam. Algae. Algae is a photosynthetic member of the kingdom Protista; it can be either unicellular or multicellular

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Evolution of life on Earth

Evolution of life on Earth. 4,500 million years of evolution. Earth takes shape. Earth today 4,500 million years. 00:00. 06:00. 12:00. 18:00. 24:00. Evolution of life on Earth as a 24 hour clock. Evolution of life on Earth. 00:00. 06:00. 12:00. 18:00. 24:00.

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Evolution of life on Earth

Evolution of life on Earth. 4,500 million years of evolution. Earth takes shape. Earth today 4,500 million years. 00:00. 06:00. 12:00. 18:00. 24:00. Evolution of life on Earth as a 24 hour clock. Evolution of life on Earth. 00:00. 06:00. 12:00. 18:00. 24:00.

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Pteridophytes

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Unit 3

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Historical Geology

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Non-flowering Plants

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Geologic Timescale

Geologic Timescale. How long ago were the dinosaurs here? How do we even describe geologic time anyway?. How is Geologic time divided? ( E xcellent question, grasshopper.). EONS which are divided into ERAS , which are divided into PERIODS , which are divided into EPOCHS

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First land plants

haploid. diploid. First land plants. Bryophytes: mosses & liverworts non-vascular no water transport system no true roots swimming sperm flagellated sperm lifecycle dominated by haploid gametophyte stage fuzzy moss plant you are familiar with is haploid spores for reproduction

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