applying the scientific method to design an experiment around animal behavior, including observing and recording behaviors using live cameras and creating an ethogram. conducting 25 observations of a chosen animal (grizzly bears, elephants, black bears, sun bears, or candor) in a zoo or sanctuary, recording the frequency of 6 behaviors in a 30-second time frame…

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This assignment prompt involves forming groups to review articles and select a topic in bioengineering, proposing a nature-inspired solution to a problem, and preparing a presentation to convince an audience of the viability of the idea for potential funding. Step1 In this module, we draw inspiration from Nature do develop bioengineering solutions for technology in…

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reporting the steps, observations, and learnings from a virtual lab on cell membrane and transport. This assignment prompt is about discussing the importance of documenting lab experiences, observations, and data, and how they contribute to the scientific community’s understanding of a particular topic. Cell Membrane and Transport: Learn How Transporters Keep Cells Healthy Lab Reporting…

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calculating allele and genotype frequencies for various genetic traits in different populations, and considering the effects of genetic drift and population size on these frequencies. 1.)You have a sample of a population where you know that the percentage of the homozygous recessive genotype (aa) is 24%. Using that 24%, calculate the following: A. The frequency…

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Applying Research Methods in Pharmacy and Healthcare: A Connection to Real-World Applications Key Concepts and Terms: 1. Research design: The overall plan or strategy for conducting a research study. 2. Quantitative research: A research approach that you will be connecting content from !! CHAPTER 6 !! to published research in your discipline (*I am planning…

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“Interactions Between Microorganisms: A Comparative Study of Paramecium Populations and Bacterial-Feeding Nematodes” Original Research Article Gause GF, Nastukova OK, Alpatov WW. The influence of biologically conditioned media on the growth of a mixed population of Paramecium caudatum and P. Aureliax. The Journal of Animal Ecology. 1934;3(2):222-230. Gause et al., (1934) Original Research Articles Zhou Y,…

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understanding the fundamental concepts of biology, including evolution, the properties of life, the biological hierarchy, and the scientific method, through various examples and applications. Write your answers (red or other color) Introduction to Biology Themes in the Study of Life Define Evolution: Define Biology: Properties of Life List and describe the properties of life: Biological…

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“The Floating Leaf: Understanding the Role of Bicarbonate in Photosynthesis” The leaf disks placed in baking soda (bicarbonate) solution begin to float because bicarbonate acts as a source of carbon dioxide for photosynthesis. This Why do the leaf disks placed in baking soda (bicarbonate) solution begin to float? Explain in 3-5 clear sentences using scientific…

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summarizing and critically evaluating a scientific journal article related to human anatomy, using proper formatting and referencing guidelines. Guidelines for Writing the Scientific Journal Article Report Goal: The goal of this assignment is for you to research a topic of interest to you that has to do with the human body. This topic could be…

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creating a thread with responses to prompts and commenting on classmates’ threads, using at least 2 references to support the answers. Create a thread with your responses to the prompts above. Your post must be at least 600 words long, not counting any references. Use as many references as appropriate to indicate what sources you…

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