'Great salt lake' diaporamas de présentation

Why are some changes difficult?

Why are some changes difficult?. Small Group Timer. Online Games. I Like Where I Am. I Like Where I Am. I Like Where I Am. I Like Where I Am. Big Question: Why are some changes difficult?. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday. I Like Where I Am Monday. I Like Where I Am Monday.

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Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks

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Chapter 27- Prokaryotes and the Origin of Metabolism

Chapter 27- Prokaryotes and the Origin of Metabolism. Key Points: The evolution of Prokaryotic metabolism was both cause and effect of changing environments on Earth Molecular Systematics is leading to phylogenetic classification of prokaryotes

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Tree of Life

Tree of Life. Planet Earth is about 4.6 billion years old. Oldest known rocks are about 3.8 billion years old. Oldest fossils (prokaryotes) are about 3.5 billion years old. Tree of Life. All living organisms on this planet share a common ancestor.

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Bacteria

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Manifest Destiny

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Chapter 13 Liquids

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Reviving Religion

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Bacterial Growth Unusual Growth Conditions Microbial Diversity

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Chapter 3:

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Bacterial Growth

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BACTERIA

ARCHAEBACTERIA Introns in DNA Lack peptidogycan in cell walls Live in extreme environments. EUBACTERIA Includes most bacteria Most have one of three shapes May be divided into up to 12 phyla Classification is controversial. BACTERIA. TYPES OF ARCHAEBACTERIA.

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BACTERIA

ARCHAEBACTERIA Introns in DNA Lack peptidoglycan in cell walls Live in extreme environments EUBACTERIA Includes most bacteria Most have one of three shapes May be divided into up to 12 phyla Classification is controversial BACTERIA TYPES OF ARCHAEBACTERIA

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TAXONOMY

TAXONOMY. DOMAINS. Domain Archaea. Kingdom Archaebacteria prokaryotic unicellular autotrophic chemosynthetic. Kingdom Archaebacteria p.462. Methanogen

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Why were the Mormons more successful in the West?

Why were the Mormons more successful in the West?. L.O To anlayse the role of Brigham Young in the success of the Mormons. To understand how the Mormon established Salt Lake City as their new ZION. SALT LAKE CITY 1873. Look at source F page 30 .

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Environmental Art

Environmental Art. Artists who focus on nature and believe in protecting/preserving the environment. JOHN DAVIS. JOHN DAVIS. John Davis was an Australian artist who was born in 1936 and Died in1999. He exhibited internationally and throughout Australia.

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Sculptors who use natural materials in their work.

Sculptors who use natural materials in their work. Starting points.

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Robert Smithson

Robert Smithson. By :Paola Hernandez. Facts . In the middle of 1960s he exhibited sculptures based on geometric progressions He then shifted from making to expressing concepts through various earth works . In 1968 he began the series of sites and non-sites .

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Abstract

EFFECT OF MERCURY ON THE BRINE SHRIMP ARTEMIA FROM THE GREAT SALT LAKE N icole Berthelemy-Okazaki and D ustin Ingraham Department of Zoology, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, USA nokazaki@weber.edu. Abstract. --Chronic exposure.

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