Living in Our Ocean of Air

Task 6.  How does climate change affect survival of a species?

Climate and air quality have varied throughout Earth's 4.5 billion year history.  Even before humans appeared on Earth, carbon dioxide levels and global temperatures rose and fell.   The fossil record reflects the winners and losers in the struggle for survival.  Explore the The Geologic Time Machine.   Why do some species survive changes while others become endangered or extinct?

 

System Model

Punnett  Squares

Challenge 1

Is carbon the basic building block of life as we know it?

Challenge 2

What are the structures and processes of the cell?

Challenge 3

How are traits inherited?

Challenge 4

Why do species change?

Labs

Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins

Onion Root Tips

Virtual Pea Experiment

Peppered Moth

DNA Detective

The Romanov Mystery

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Teacher Resources

Challenge 1 Student Worksheets

DNA Template

Challenge 2 Student Worksheets

Challenge 3 Student Worksheets

Video Resources

Bill Nye- Cells

NOVA- Anastasia Dead or Alive

NOVA- Cracking the Code

Internet Resources

Carbohydrates

Cells and Proteins

Cells Alive

 Cell Structure and Process

Cells Alive Mitosis

Mitosis and Cytokinesis

Mitosis and Meiosis

Cell Cycle Quiz

Inheritance of Traits

Karyotyping

Interactive Animations


 

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