'Heterotrophic' diaporamas de présentation

Kingdom Animalia

Kingdom Animalia. Kingdom Animalia. Multi-celled Heterotrophic (Consumer) Has a Nucleus (Eukaryotic) It is the largest Kingdom so far. ( See Link ) There are over 1.3 million species of Animals . How many of each type of Animal. Invertebrate Animals. They do not have a backbone

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Life On Earth

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Nianzhi (George) Jiao, Yao Zhang Xiamen University China

Picoplankton Community Structure subarctic (K2) v.s. subtropical (Aloha similar) ----------------------------------------------. Nianzhi (George) Jiao, Yao Zhang Xiamen University China. Investigation Sites. Fig. 1 Sampling stations

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Lab Exercise # 2

Lab Exercise # 2. Zoo- 145. Microscopic Study of the Structure and Morphological Variations of the Cell. Lab Exercise # 2. Zoo- 145. Cells were discovered in 1665 by a British scientist named Robert Hooke. He was able to observe the cell with the use of the microscope.

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6 Kingdoms

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Kingdom Animalia The Invertebrates (95%)

Kingdom Animalia The Invertebrates (95%). Whip Coral. Sunflower Starfish. Blue Morpho (Costa Rica). Scorpion. Earthworm. Oyster. Kingdom Animalia The Vertebrates (Phylum: Chordata) (5%). Kingdom Animalia. Animals share some common characteristics: Multicellular Eukaryotic

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HYMN Meeting Garmisch, 13./15. October 2008

HYMN Meeting Garmisch, 13./15. October 2008. Global net soil CH 4 emission estimates using LPJ-WHyMe. R. Spahni, R. Wania, P. Foster, L. Dong, C. Prentice University of Bristol. CH 4 net emissions. NH PEATLAND FLUX per grid cell. Corrections: Micro topography of peatlands: 0.7

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Chapter 18 ? Classification

Chapter 18 ? Classification. 18-1 ? History of Taxonomy. Objectives: 1) Describe the system scientists use to classify organisms 2) Explain why scientists use scientific names instead of common names

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Steven Yeh Pd. 4

Slime Molds. Steven Yeh Pd. 4. What Are They?. 2 groups of protists 1. Plasmodial slime molds 2. Cellular Slime Molds Similar to fungi because of convergent evolution of filamentous body structure Use spores to reproduce and spread to get food like fungi Decomposers like fungi.

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Chapter 6.3

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