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Chapter 2

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Chapter 2: The Rise of Astronomy

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Introduction to Medical Forensics

Introduction to Medical Forensics. Unit 01. Why did you take this class?. What are you interests and goals concerning this class?. Vocabulary Terms. Forensic science Medical forensics Serology mortality Pathology Psychology Anthropology Odontology Toxicology Hemoglobin

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Introduction to Medical Forensics

Introduction to Medical Forensics. Unit 01. Vocabulary Terms. Forensic science Medical forensics Serology Mortality Pathology Psychology Anthropology Odontology Toxicology Hemoglobin Mass spectrometry Spectroscopy. DNA Surete AFIS VICAP NCAVC CODIS DRUGFIRE Physical evidence

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Introduction to science and PHYSICS

Introduction to science and PHYSICS. Physical Science 2012. What is Science?. Science is the product of human c uriosity about how the world works. Organized body of knowledge that describes the order within nature and the causes of that order.

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PSY 369: Psycholinguistics

PSY 369: Psycholinguistics. Language Comprehension: The role of memory. Memory and comprehension. The man that the woman that the child hugged kissed laughed. Most readers having trouble figuring out who did what to whom (called thematic role assignment).

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The ideas and discoveries about Earth

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Unit 3. AP European History Ms. Gerst By: Kelsey Doolittle. # 1. Rene Descartes. Scientific Revolution.

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By: Clay Collins, E land Anthony, and Andrew Carney. High and Low Pressure. What Is Air Pressure ? . Air pressure is the downward pressure applied by the weight of the atmosphere. High and Low Pressure.

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The Scientific Revolution

The Scientific Revolution. How did science begin to change the way people thought?. Copernicus. Galileo. Newton. Copernicus: Heliocentric Theory. Scientific Revolution refers to a period in history in which people changed their thinking about the natural world

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