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BIOLOGY-L .5 Credit/Sem 2511- First Semester 2512-Second Semester Recommended for: grades 9-12 (lab science). First semester will examine molecular structure, cell structure and function, and cell reproduction. Topics will include molecules found in living things, cell life cycles, cell organelles, homeostasis, transport, mitosis/meiosis, basic genetics, and human genetic disorder, s replication, transcription, translation,. Second semester will examine topics including classification of organisms, overview of kingdoms (animals, plants, fungi, protista, monera), structure and function relationships, nitrogen, carbon, oxygen, phosphorus, and water cycles, photosynthesis, respiration, biotic/abiotic interactions in ecosystems, and evolution.
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-Second Semester Grades 9-12 (lab science) permission needed for enrollment. First semester will examine molecular structure, cell structure and function, and cell reproduction. Topics will include molecules found in living things, cell life cycles, cell organelles, homeostasis, transport, mitosis/meiosis, basic genetics, and human genetic disorders. Second semester will examine topics including classification of organisms, overview of kingdoms (animals, plants, fungi, protista, monera), structure and function relationships, nitrogen, carbon, oxygen, and water cycles, photosynthesis, respiration, biotic/abiotic interactions in ecosystems, and evolution. This class meets the requirement for a 1 year Biology class needed for graduation in 2010. This class does NOT qualify as a prerequisite for: Zoology, AP Biology, or Human Anatomy. |
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