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Warm-up: Outline the process of cellular respiration Hand in yesterday's lab in the red basket. 1. 3 student presentations 2. Introduce second half of semester project- Nobel Prize Poster 3. Online lab- Cellular respiration Lab Handout Available Below (Due 12/3) http://www.phschool.com/science/biology_place/labbench/lab5/intro.html 4. Select Nobel Prize Years HW: Lab due 12/3 Nobel Prize Information: Complete List of Nobel Prizes Awarded in Medicine and Physiology Complete List of Nobel Prizes Awarded in Chemistry Please note that some of the Nobel Prizes in Chemistry may not be eligible for this project. Once you have selected your topic the following sources will be useful:
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Warm-up: Make a list of all the conditions that can affect enzyme reaction rate
Please read over lab on your desk Today’s lab groups: 1. Skyler Dev Maya Kelly 2. Zack Tanousha Rebekah 3. Ryan Peyton Nick 4. Gina Jada TJ Jasmine 5. Brandon Seth Austin 6. Angel Luke Kiera Morgan 7. Emmy Justin Mercedes Viktor Warm-up: How does sexual selection influence traits that are passed on even if they may be detrimental?
Hand in lab in yellow baskets. 1. 2 student presentations 2. Complete evolution notes UNIT EXAM 7 TOMORROW Warm-up: Complete number 6 on the Hardy-Weinberg practice sheet
If you found the rubric for the lab FRQ online hand in your lab notebook in the yellow basket for bonus. If not, you may hand in the lab tomorrow. 1. 2 presentations 2. Hardy-Weinberg and chi-square practice problem 3. Finish green notes and begin pink notes 4. Work on case study HW: Labs due tomorrow, Unit Exam 7 Wednesday Warm-up: complete number 4 on yesterday's Hardy-Weinberg handout
1. 2 student presentations 2. Complete orange notes, begin green 3. Hardy-Weinberg and chi-square- how do you use them together? HW: BLAST lab due Monday, Hardy-Weinberg lab due Tuesday Warm-up: How can natural selection influence the frequency of alleles in a population?
Good examples of answers to yesterday's warm-up. Great job!: "The environment affects the survival rate depending on the trait the organism has. If the organism survives and reproduces, the traits that enable it survive is passed on, natural selection." "The environment can influence what traits are passed down due to natural selection where organisms with more beneficial traits are more likely to survive and pass down those traits." "The traits that allow organisms to survive are more likely to succeed to future generations. Environments don't introduce new traits, only provide restrictions for organisms." "Through natural selection, individuals with favorable traits are more likely to survive and reproduce in a given environment. The traits favored are traits that make an individual better adapted to its environment." "The environment does not influence which traits an organism has, but the survival and reproduction of certain organisms with certain traits is dependent upon the environment." Things to remember about natural selection: -Organisms cannot choose to adapt: they either have the adaptation/trait or they don't -Organisms cannot evolve in a single generation: evolution/adaptation occurs over several generations -Organisms do not adapt to day to day situations only average conditions. Only major changes in average conditions can drive evolution. For instance, one hot day will not make an organism better suited to live in a hot climate. However, a drought lasting several years COULD drive evolutionary change. Today: 1. Complete Hardy-Weinberg lab 2. Hardy-Weinberg practice problems with chi-square 3. Finish orange notes, start green notes HW: BLAST lab due Monday, H-W lab due Tuesday Warm-up: On a post-it- How does the environment influence what traits are passed on to successive generations?
Pick up white packet, and green, pink, and teal sheets 1. Hardy-weinberg lab 2. Hardy-weinberg practice HW: BLAST lab due Monday, H-W lab (and practice problems) due Friday Warm-up: How are genetic differences used to determine the relationships on a phylogenetic tree?
Get a lap top if your smart device isn't working 1. Reading Quiz Ch. 23 2. Natural selection notes 3. Part 3 of case study 4. Introduce Hardy-Weinberg 5. Socrative question HW: Lab due Monday Warm-up: What role did Vitamin D play in the evolution of human skin color?
1. 3 journal article presentations 2. Cladogram discussion 3. Computer lab for blast lab HW: READING QUIZ CH. 23 TOMORROW, lab due next Monday |
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