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Chapter 1: Biology: Exploring Life

Chapter 1: Biology: Exploring Life. What is Biology?. The study of life or living organisms. Biosphere. Ecosystem Florida coast. Community All organisms on the Florida coast. Population Group of brown pelicans. Organism Brown pelican. Spinal cord. Organ system Nervous system.

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS IB Biology HL E. McIntyre

PHOTOSYNTHESIS IB Biology HL E. McIntyre. Simple Photosynthesis Overview. Simplified Chemical summary : 6CO 2 + 6H 2 O + energy (sun) ? C 6 H 12 O 6 + 6O 2. Properties of Light. Electromagnetic Radiation and the Visible Light Spectrum

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Chapter 3: The Biosphere

Chapter 3: The Biosphere. Section 3-2: Energy Flow. Interest Grabber. Pass It Along. Section 3-2.

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CHAPTER 4 Cells and Energy

CHAPTER 4 Cells and Energy. 4.1 Chemical Energy and ATP 4.2 Overview of Photosynthesis 4.4 Overview of Cellular Respiration 4.6 Fermentation. I. Chemical Energy and ATP. The chemical energy used for most cell processes is carried by ATP ATP stands for adenosine triphosphate

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a. Types of fossil Body fossils Trace fossils Biomarkers, eg dinosterane Isotopic signatures eg light C isotopes Rocks

Geological Applications of fossils: 1. a. Types of fossil Body fossils Trace fossils Biomarkers, eg dinosterane Isotopic signatures eg light C isotopes Rocks - reefs, coal, oil, black shale etc. Temporal information in DNA/RNA. b. The potential of the fossil record.

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a. Types of fossil Body fossils Trace fossils Biomarkers, eg dinosterane Isotopic signatures eg light C isotopes Rocks

Geological Applications of fossils: 1. a. Types of fossil Body fossils Trace fossils Biomarkers, eg dinosterane Isotopic signatures eg light C isotopes Rocks - reefs, coal, oil, black shale etc. Temporal information in DNA/RNA. b. The potential of the fossil record.

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Kingdoms and Domains

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APES Semester 1 Review

APES Semester 1 Review. Short version. Country with the largest area of boreal forest. Australia Brazil Russia United States. 0 of 5. Answer Now. Ammonia is converted from nitrite and then nitrates. Nitrification Denitrfication Ammonification Nitrogen fixation. 0 of 5.

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Deep Subsurface Biosphere

Deep Subsurface Biosphere. By Sara Cox. Outline. History Deep Subsurface Biosphere SLiMEs Microbial Organisms TEAPs Anaerobic Degradation of Benzoate Sample-taking and Contamination Future References. History.

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Summary of Major Events in the Evolution of Life

Summary of Major Events in the Evolution of Life. 18 Billion Years Ago. BIG BANG The universe began with the so called Big Bang, an event about 13 - 18 billion years ago, during which all the matter in the universe was scattered in enormous explosion. 4.6 Billion Years Ago.

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Quick Review

Quick Review. What is taxonomy? Why is taxonomy important?. Specific. Label the 8 Taxonomic Levels of Classification . Specific. Quick Review. Scientists group organisms together based on their _____________________.

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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Energetics of Marine Ecosystems Part II

Energetics of Marine Ecosystems Part II. Section 3. Review. primary source of energy for photosynthetic organisms is the sun/light . Food web Food chain Biomass. Gross Primary Production (GPP).

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Biogeochemical Cycles

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Photosynthetic organisms

Photosynthetic organisms. Anoxygenic Photosynthesis Green and purple (sulfur and non-sulfur) bacteria and heliobacteria. Oxygenic Photosynthesis Cyanobacteria. Pigments. Light harvesting pigments Bacteriochlorophyll (bchl) for anoxygenic photosynthesis

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Sponges

Sponges. Ms. Moore 1/31/13. What is a sponge?. Placed in the phylum Porifera (pore bearers) Live entire adult life attached to a single spot (sessile) Why are sponges animals? Multicellular Heterotrophic No cell walls Few specialized cells. Form and Function.

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Arabidopsis arrays: Process replicates

Arabidopsis arrays: Process replicates. Arabidopsis2 arrays. Synechocystis as a Paradigm for Photosynthetic Organisms. Unicellular cyanobacterium Both photosynthetic and heterotrophic growth Facile gene replacement and other genetic tools Completely sequenced genome (1996)

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TGIFriday Quiz #15

TGIFriday Quiz #15. You have approximately 15 minutes to take the quiz. ABSOLUTELY NO TALKING OR LEAVING YOUR DESK ONCE SEATED. GOOD LUCK!. 1. Scientific names of organisms consist of ____. a. genus and specific name b. order and family c. family and genus d. class and order.

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WHAT MAKES THESE CELLS SO IMPORTANT TO MANY OTHER ORGANISMS?????????

WHAT MAKES THESE CELLS SO IMPORTANT TO MANY OTHER ORGANISMS?????????.

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Water Chemistry

Water Chemistry. Turbidity. Turbidity. Turbidity. Turbidity: cloudiness or haziness of a fluid caused by individual particles (suspended solids, not dissolved) that are generally invisible to the naked eye. Turbidity. Can be caused by growth of phytoplankton

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