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Zoology

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Zoology

Zoology. An Introduction. Zoology. Study of animals In this class- Important Kingdoms- Protista - some animallike organisms considered to be evol . precursors to animals ANIMALIA- are ANIMALS. Kingdom Protista. Single celled Eukaryotic Ingest or produce food Some animallike.

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Chapter 24

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Diversity of Eukaryotes

Diversity of Eukaryotes. CHAPTERS 3 and 4. The Mind-Boggling Diversity of Life. The Eukarya domain contains four kingdoms Protista Plantae Fungi Animalia Eukaryotes evolved sometime after prokaryotes populated the Earth. The Dawn of Eukarya. Key evolutionary features of eukaryotes:

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TAXONOMY

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Classification of Living Things

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Classification

Classification. Organizing Life! Objectives: Classify organisms based on structural similarities. Develop a logical argument for the relatedness of some animals based on behavior or appearance. All living things are classified into groups.

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Organizing Life

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Living Versus Non-Living, Intro to Cells

Living Versus Non-Living, Intro to Cells. Mrs. Ward Ridge Road Middle School. Warm-Up: Page 1 (SKIP 5 pgs & restart your notebook). What does it mean to be alive? How do you know something is alive? Name 5 living things and 5 non-living things. Announcements. Quarter 3 Housekeeping:

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Unit 6 Part 3

Fungi. Unit 6 Part 3. Characteristics. Eukaryotic heterotrophs Multicellular (except yeasts) Cell wall Made of chitin. Characteristics. Digest food outside of their bodies and then absorb it Some absorb decaying matter in the soil ( saprotrophic ? decomposers )

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What is Life

What is Life. Latisha Rawlings And Sean Alberts Kingdom of life project. Seven Characteristics of life. Cellular organization Reproduction Metabolism Homeostasis Heredity Response Growth and Development.

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Cell Division in Starfish

Cell Division in Starfish. Caroline Mulligan and Shannon Keel. 2. Starfish. Kingdom: Animalia Characteristics of the Animalia (Animal) Kingdom: Multicellular Cells do not have cell walls Capable of responding to stimuli and moving Usually reproduce sexually

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One or many cells? Advantages and Disadvantages

One or many cells? Advantages and Disadvantages. Part 1: Reproduction. Using the cards provided complete the table on your worksheet. Asexual Sexual. Unicellular reproduction.

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Plants

Plants. Biology 112. Kingdom Plantae. Multicellular eukaryotes that have cell walls made of cellulose Develop from multicellular embryos and carry out photosynthesis using chlorophyll a and b All are autotrophs but a few live parasitically or as saprobes (obtain food from decaying material).

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Characteristics of invertebrates

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Multicellular Algae

Multicellular Algae. Multicellular (mostly) Algae. Classified according to their photosynthetic pigments 3 Groups: 1)red algae 2)brown algae 3)green algae. Red Algae. Belong to phylum Rhodophyta Contain chlorophyll a and phycobilins Can live in deep water

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Giant Amoeba Eats New York City

Giant Amoeba Eats New York City. Surface-to-Volume Ratios and the Benefits of Being Multicellular. Predictions. Why do you think cells are so small? ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________. Giant Amoeba eats New Y ork C ity.

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From Cells to Organisms

From Cells to Organisms. From Cells to Organisms. unicellular. organism. multicellular. tissue. organ. organ systems. unicellular. multicellular. organism. How are living things organized?. How are living thins organized?.

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Cells in organisms

Cells in organisms. Cells are the building blocks of all living things. Euglena have only one cell. They live in water and make their own food from sunlight. Multicellular organisms. Humans contain many different cells for various functions. Red blood cells carry oxygen

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Lesson Overview

Lesson Overview. 7.4 Homeostasis and Cells. The Cell as an Organism. Multicellular and unicellular organisms must achieve homeostasis , relatively constant internal physical and chemical conditions. The Cell as an Organism.

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