Muddiest Point

Hey people, my muddiest point is.......what is the cerebral 


cortex responsible for?

A point that's muddy...

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Hey peeps it's Trent. My muddiest point is, uh, how many eggs do mammals produce? Because it varys! Is there an average? Help would be appreciated. Yeah thanks.

Yeah so this is what we learned today. (blog post)

Hello peeps, Trent here, today we learned several things. Mainly about our project that's due in FEBUARY! Remember your project needs to include; factual information, don't make it boring and remember it must be PERSUADING!

Next we learned about sad old Lonesome George...

Whats up with him? Lonesome George, the last remaining Galápagos giant tortoise, may soon be a father after years of efforts by scientists trying to get him to mate (since 1993).

Info about him: Lonesome George, weighing 90kg (14st 2lb) was a native of Pinta, an isolated northern island of the Galápagos. By the late 1960s, it was found that the tortoise population on the island had become close to extinction. George, discovered in 1972, was immediately brought into captivity at the Charles Darwin research station on the island of Santa Cruz .

Finally we continued the movie we started yesterday. The most important thing we learned though was that Darwin observed that the turtles on certain islands were different from other islands (variation). He then went on to notice the variation between the birds beaks on the islands. Another important quote was when the "guy" said that the animals have gone their own way, but shaped by the condition they were in, the environment changed their trait(s). We then continued on to learn about how evolution happens annually with the birds of the islands. This happens because of natural selection. Meaning that females selectively choose mates on the conditions. Like how they sometimes reproduce with a smaller size so they can eat the smaller seed

s more effectively. Same goes for the big seeds, they must adapt to have bigger beaks in order to eat the bigger seeds in dry seasons.

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Hello, my muddiest point for this unit is, how can ovarian cancer be formed/happen?

Trenton

Trent's muddiest point

MUDDIEST POINT.............hey guys it's Trent, I was just curious about co-dominance, it's where both alleles are dominant right?

Website for deoxyribose, 3-d movable structure

http://www.biotopics.co.uk/JmolApplet/deoxyribosejdisplay.htm

Muddy water (Trent)

My muddiest point is, a virus reverses the process of normal proteins DNA->RNA

virus was RNA->DNA->RNA->

correct?

First of the 2nd round!

TRENTON HERE!!

During the start of class we turned in our quiz corrections from over the weekend if necessary. Then Mrs. Stein gave us another DOD (disease of the day), which happened to be Malaria. The agent of disease was protozoan (protist). -------------------->

During the remainder of class we all got into our groups to attempt

to finish our lab. After the incubation time our group found various bacterial colonies have formed. We also discovered how the antibiotics were holding up the bacteria. What our group (Anthony, Jarod and myself) found was quite queer (British term). Number 3 indicated many bacterial colonies, that was all on the screen of my phone 0_o (everybody loves my phone don't they). Don't forget to do the tree map due Wednesday!

Here is the format for the tree map:

HERE WERE OUR RESULTS..................................

JAROD is our next scribe

My muddiest point. (Trenton)

Hello, my muddiest point is.........what is polymerization?

Any help? The text book doesn't describe what it really is (the picture is the only source).

Muddiest Point

Hello fellow peers, this is Trent......my muddiest point was the greenhouse effect. Is it the Co2 that causes the earths atmosphere to become thicker? That causes more heat?