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Introduction
What have you gotten into with AP Biology? We'll discuss what you
can expect and how you can be successful. We'll also explore
the recurring themes of biology that are interwoven throughout the
course.
Cell Structure
The cell is the basic building block of organisms; whatever structure
and function a whole organism displays begins at the cellular level.
Cellular Energetics
The Circle of Life begins here . . ..harvesting the sun's energy and
turning it into a usable form.
Photosynthesis Pandamonia
Poster Pics
Respiration Relief
Poster Pics
from textbook
Old
09.10 (given out in
class) Answer Key posted in my window =)
Cellular Reproduction & Heredity
It all began with a monk and his peas, and further explained by a man
and his Drosophila. They were able to provide the bridge from
cellular processes to an organism. How does an organism reproduce
and how does this provide a path to evolution?
Chp 15 Problem Tutorial
Molecular Genetics: "The Central Dogma of Biology"
The
race to discover the molecular basis of inheritance was won in 1953 by
Watson & Crick with their discovery of the structure of deoxyribonucleic
acid. This language of life contains the code to direct the
development of an organism's chemical, anatomical, physiological and to
an extent behavioral characteristics.
Evolutionary Biology
The unifying principle of biology that explains the unity and diversity
of life. Darwin's theory provided biology with a strong,
scientific, testable foundation by demonstrating that diversity was a
result of natural causes instead of supernatural creation.
Ch. 22: Descent with Modification: A
Darwinian View of Life
Ch. 23: The Evolution of Populations
Ch. 24: The Origin of Species
Ch. 25: Tracing Phylogeny
Ch. 26: Early Earth & the Origin of Life
Diversity of organisms
The number of organisms that
inhabit the earth are astounding and to think that over 99% of them are
extinct! We'll explore the 3 domains and numerous phyla and examine their similarities
and differences. An emphasis will be placed on
Structure and
Function of Plants & Animals.
Ch.
27,28,31 Study Guide
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number of animations related to the various divisions of fungi in
the "plants" section - not the most correct organization by them, but at
least they've got them =)
Ch
29,30,35-39
35-39 Plant Test Topic Study Guide
Plant Anatomy Worksheet Key
Animal
Phyla Info
A great practice sheet for after presentations
Test Yourself!
Palomar
Ed Animal Info
Tree of Life
Project
Textbook Quizzes
32
33
34
Systems Information
Anatomy& Physiology In Action I
Anatomy &
Physiology In Action 2
This site has numerous links to Heart and Blood flow
See an Inside view
of the heart
Digestion Overview (my
notes)
What to Know 40-43 & 45
Chp 44. 46-49
09.10 Development IN
Class Notes -
Nephron Function
Female Reproductive Cycles
Gastrulation
(various images and figures)
Action Potential:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCasruJT-DU
Discovery channel intro to neurons:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysDGX6bOgAw
The adolescent
brain:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-9sjvitKWA
Claymation of
Na/K gated channels:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjVmgQ7kWHw
The
Teenage Brain
Sensory Lab Websites
Ecology
How do
populations of organisms interact and create the various ecosystems that
prevail on Earth?
Ecology
Reading Guides - Due 4/22/08!!!
(If printing out, it may be best to select to print multiple pages per
sheet so you have the questions and then answer them on your
own paper or you can print out all 20 pages.)
FINAL EXAMS
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AP Exam Key Topics I
AP Exam Key Topics II
Example AP Lab Essays
AP Matrix
Alternation of Generation
Notes
Cell respiration & Photosynthesis
Animal Phyla - See table on p. 668
2002 AP Exam
Question Diagnostic
Front Page &
Back Page
Use at own discretion . .
. questions were made by peers and not necessarily checked for accuracy.
Jeopardy (Units & Labs 1-4)
Game 1
Game 2
Jeopardy (Units 5-6 & Labs 6-8) Game
1
Game 2
Course Review Topics
(similar to one above)
Foglia's
Top Ten & other Review Resources (thanks
Ms. Foglia) |
