Unit 3 Review

Self Assessment #5 Key 

Extra Link 1 ~ 2.5 minutes
Extra Link 2 ~ 2.5 minutes

Archaebacteria PPT 

Practice Quizzes 

1. Quiz on:  Cladograms and Dichotomous Keys - 14 Questions
              Open http://join.quizizz.com in your browser
              Enter the 5-digit game code 206851, and click "Proceed"
              Now enter your name and click "Join Game!"
              You will get an avatar, and then see a "Start Game" button. Click it to begin!


2. Quiz on: Classification and Kingdoms -  15 Questions
              Open http://join.quizizz.com in your browser
              Enter the 5-digit game code 877032, and click "Proceed"
              Now enter your name and click "Join Game!"
              You will get an avatar, and then see a "Start Game" button. Click it to begin!

Cladograms

Video 1 ~ 2 minutes: Talks about what a cladogram is and how to read them.

Video 2 ~ 7 minutes: Goes in depth of making a cladogram, how to read, and how see what things are more related.

Video 3 ~ 2 minutes: Give a different was of creating a cladogram


Extra Practice of Cladogram


Extra Practice of Cladogram - Key

7 Levels of Classification

Video 1 ~ 4 minutes: Goes through the classification levels, talks about a reason we use scientific names, and talks about what it means to be a species.

Video 2 ~ 3.5 minutes: Song about classification and kingdoms based off of Animal by Neon Tree.

Classifying Organisms - Dichotomous Keys

Video 1 ~ Little less than 4 minute: Walks you through how to use a dichotomous key.

Extra Dichotomous Key Practice

Extra Dichotomous Key Practice - Key

Answer Keys - Unit 2

Click here for Self Assessment #3 - Natural Selection  - KEY

Click here for the Self Assessment #4: Evolution - Key


Review "Games"
Below is a system like Kahoot but you can do it at home. I have turned off the timer so you can take as long as you need to read the questions. At the end you should see the answer and you should be able to do these review questions as much as you want.

Please use appropriate names, I can see them. If you do it a second time you may have to change your name. Just change it by putting a number behind it. Like Meg 1 or Meg 2 or Meg 3.

Game #1: Natural Selection
      1. Open http://join.quizizz.com in your browser
      2. Enter the 5-digit game code 693381, and click "Proceed"
      3. Now enter your name and click "Join Game!"
      4. You will get an avatar, and then see a "Start Game" button. Click it to begin!

Game #2: Evidence of Evolution
      1. Open http://join.quizizz.com in your browser
      2. Enter the 5-digit game code 462783, and click "Proceed"
      3. Now enter your name and click "Join Game!"
      4. You will get an avatar, and then see a "Start Game" button. Click it to begin!

Evidence for Evolution

Fossil Evidence 
            Video #1 ~ 5 minutes: Goes through the discovery of finding a transitionary fossil between fish and amphibians and how the fossil is used.



Molecular Evidence 
             Video #1 ~ 4 minutes: Look more at the structural similarities between all organism.

              Video #2 ~ 3 minutes: Looks at the differences between organisms. If they are closely related there will little to no differences however the more distance relatives will have more differences.



Anatomical Strucutres 
                 Video #1 ~ 1 minutes: Discusses homologous structures

                 Video #2 ~ 2 minutes: Discusses anatomical structures also called convergent evolution. Remember that Hyenas and dogs are not common ancestors (hyenas are closer to cats) but both evolved the same bone structure and teeth that allow them to crush bones.

                  Video #3 ~ 4 minutes: Discusses Vestigial Structures

Endosymbiotic Theory

Video Clip 1 ~ 6 minutes: Discusses the theory in "plain English" or breaks the theory down into small part (would be good to watch if you have no idea about what is going on). Also talks about the definition.

Video Clip 2 ~ 2 minutes: Start at 20 seconds (the prior material you do not need to know). Shows a visual of the process and also talks about the evidence behind the process.

Video Clip 3 ~ 3 minutes (what you actually watch): The video is a little "out there" however it talks about the entire process and where these cells come from. You many want to watch the video a couple times to get a full understanding of what it is talking about. Some information to help you understand the process are-
             phagocytosis: a cell eating another cell
             When Arnold (yellow) was eaten, he was consumed by Humprey (blue). This is what
                       normally happened at this time.
              Only when Humprey (blue) ate Olga (red) and Phinneaus (green) did they create a symbiotic
                       relationship which created out mitochondria and chloroplasts.
              Also realize there are more then one type of cell in plants.

History of Life

Clip 1 ~ 6 minutes: Compares the Earth's life to one calendar year (Jan - Dec)

Clip 2 ~ 1.5 minutes (of what you need to watch): Compares the Earth's life to 24 hours (1 day)

Evolution - Video Links for class assignment

Link #1                                 Link #2                              Link #3

Link #4                                 Link #5                              Link #6

Natural Selection - Computer Lab Links

Click here for the Rabbit Link (This is the required assignment)

Click here for the Peppered Moth Link

Click here for the Bird Beak Link

Click here for the Survival Game Link

Click here for the Evolution in Action Link

Natural Selection

Day 1 Notes 

Day 2 Notes

Natural Selection Video ~ 9 minutes but goes over everything!  :)

Difference between Natural Selection vs. Evolution ~ 2.5 minutes