What are the different types of land environments? - investigation of the world's biomes.How do organisms react to changes in abiotic factors? - test respiration rate of fish in response to temperature.How is energy transferred through a community of organisms? - examine a food chain, identify consumers.How does the body protect itself against foreign substances? - focuses on blood types and antigens.How does human hearing compare with that of other animals? - observe how different animals respond to sound frequencies.How do the parts of the respiratory system work together? - graphic of the respiratory system to label.How can you design a healthful diet? - select food for a meal based on recommended calories.What are the major bones in the human body? - mainly a labeling exercise, putting together a skeleton.How are birds adapted to their habitat? - examine beaks, wings, and feet of birds that live in different habitats.How are fish adapted to their environment? - examine the 7 main body forms of fish (flat, eel, bottom.).How are mollusks, worms, arthropods, and echinoderms classified? - classification exercise, group organisms Which colors of the light spectrum are most important for plant growth? - compare plant growth under different colored lights (.What kills germs? - innoculate petri dishes, observe zones of inhibition around substances such as bleach and antibiotics.How can natural selection be modeled? - models how prey species adapt to a changing environment.
Virtual lab virtual frog dissection post lab quiz answers series#
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