'Living material' diaporamas de présentation

Fundamentals of Microbiology

Fundamentals of Microbiology. Unit 1: 7 days. January 7 th : Intro to Microbiology. What are microbes? What do microbes do?. Microbes in our lives. Disease Spoiled food Food chain base Decomposers Digestion Vitamin synthesis Industrial synthesis of chemicals Food production

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Evolution

Evolution. I. History of Life on Earth. I. History of Life. A. Early History of Earth I. Early earth was inhospitable hot, with many volcanoes little free oxygen and lots of carbon dioxide other gases present: nitrogen, methane, ammonia, hydrogen and water vapor. I. History of Life.

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PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY

PLANT BIOTECHNOLOGY. Plant Tissue Culture. The culture and maintenance of plant cells and organs The culture of plant seeds, organs, tissues, cells, or protoplasts on nutrient media under sterile conditions

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The history of Life and earth

The history of Life and earth. Early Ideas. Will rotting give rise to maggots ? Can mud produce live fish? Will a bag of wheat give birth to mice?. Spontaneous Generation . the idea that non-living material can produce life. Francesco Redi (1668). an Italian physician

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Weathering and Soil Erosion

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Chapter 2-3: Life on land and water

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BYCATCH MITIGATION ON SHRIMP TRAWL FISHERIES IN INDONESIA

BYCATCH MITIGATION ON SHRIMP TRAWL FISHERIES IN INDONESIA. Presented in Meeting on Coral Triangle Fishers Forum Denpasar , 15-17 June 20 10. BY : WUDIANTO and BAMBANG SUMIONO. 20 10. RESEARCH CENTER FOR CAPTURE FISHERIES AGENCY FOR MARINE AND FISHERIES RESEARCH. OUT LINE.

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Ecosystem Productivity

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Ecosystem Productivity

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MICROBES F 2

MICROBES F 2. SL and HL. Consequences of releasing nitrate fertilizer into water bodies. Most of nitrate ions can be washed into the lake and river and cause pollution. Sewage----------------Water Pollution. FROM HOUSE- Human feces , Kitchen residue, Detergents.

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Acid Rain

Acid Rain. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc6j7zz1_do&feature=related. Acid Rain. WALT - be able to state how acid rain is formed, and write a word equation to show this reaction.

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Properties of Life

Properties of Life. What characteristics do living creatures have in common?. Characteristics of Living Things. All living things: have an orderly structure produce offspring grow and develop adjust to changes in the environment Use energy Adapt to their environment.

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Paleobiology and Macroevolution Ch. 22.1-22.5

Paleobiology and Macroevolution Ch. 22.1-22.5. Geological Timeline . Precambrian Paleozoic Mesozoic Cenozoic. Mapping Out The Past. Several Methods: Carbon-14 Dating (living material) K-40 Dating (Certain soil types) Relative dating through strata layers

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Arguments of Atheists

Arguments of Atheists. Most scientists, highly intelligent, or highly educated people do not believe in God Problems relating to the actions of religious people Arguments based on perceived imperfections in nature Arguments that are based on logic. Language of Evolution.

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A PRESENTATION ABOUT FLOWERS

A PRESENTATION ABOUT FLOWERS. BY MARIUM. Here is a diagram of a flower with labeled parts. Here is a diagram of a flower and all the parts are labeled. A FLOWER WITH ALL IT'S PARTS LABELLED. FLOWER PARTS

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The Characteristics of Living Things

The Characteristics of Living Things. #1 Living things have cells. Cells are the basic unit and function of living things. #2 Living things produce more living things. Sexual Reproduction Asexual Reproduction

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The Characteristics of Living Things

The Characteristics of Living Things. #1 Living things are organized. Atoms DNA Living organisms have cells Tissues Organs Organ Systems Organisms. #2 Living things produce more living things. Sexual Reproduction Asexual Reproduction

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Ch. 12: Using Earth Materials

Ch. 12: Using Earth Materials. Vocabulary: natural resource, mineral, rock, ore, fuel, fossil fuel, nonrenewable resource, renewable resource. Natural resources are things in nature that people find useful. There are many types of natural resources.

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Done By: Zhini(4) Philberta(30) Shi Ying(19) Estelle(33) Eunice(11)

What Is A Cell?. Done By: Zhini(4) Philberta(30) Shi Ying(19) Estelle(33) Eunice(11). Content. What is a cell? What is in the cell?. What is a cell?.

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