Biol 238 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Biol 110 Final Study Guide With Complete Solutions Which of the following is the best use of dendrochronology? - To determine climate patterns in the last 5000 years. Radiometric carbon dating is a type of ________________ dating. During the radioactive decay of C14, it decays into ______________. - absolute / N14 The Meadowcroft Rock Shelter near Avella, Pennsylvania is an early Native American archeological site from which many artifacts have been recovered. An archaeologist uses Carb...

Biol 110 Final Study Guide With Complete Solutions Which of the following is the best use of dendrochronology? - To determine climate patterns in the last 5000 years. Radiometric carbon dating is a type of ________________ dating. During the radioactive decay of C14, it decays into ______________. - absolute / N14 The Meadowcroft Rock Shelter near Avella, Pennsylvania is an early Native American archeological site from which many artifacts have been recovered. An archaeologist uses Carb...

Biol 110 Final Study Guide With Complete Solutions Which of the following is the best use of dendrochronology? - To determine climate patterns in the last 5000 years. Radiometric carbon dating is a type of ________________ dating. During the radioactive decay of C14, it decays into ______________. - absolute / N14 The Meadowcroft Rock Shelter near Avella, Pennsylvania is an early Native American archeological site from which many artifacts have been recovered. An archaeologist uses Carb...

Biol 110 Final Study Guide With Complete Solutions Which of the following is the best use of dendrochronology? - To determine climate patterns in the last 5000 years. Radiometric carbon dating is a type of ________________ dating. During the radioactive decay of C14, it decays into ______________. - absolute / N14 The Meadowcroft Rock Shelter near Avella, Pennsylvania is an early Native American archeological site from which many artifacts have been recovered. An archaeologist uses Carb...

University of Minnesota: BIOL 1901 Biology 150 Notes Properties of organisms: o Highly ordered o Use energy o Genetic information o Reproduce o Composed of cells • (about) ~ 1.5 million species named • Up to 100 million total species • Classified into 3 domains or 6 kingdoms o Kingdoms: Plantae, fungi, Animalia, Protista, Eubacteria, Archaebacteria o Domains: Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya CELL THEORY • All living organisms are composed of one or more cells. • ...

University of Minnesota: BIOL 1901 Biology 150 Notes Properties of organisms: o Highly ordered o Use energy o Genetic information o Reproduce o Composed of cells • (about) ~ 1.5 million species named • Up to 100 million total species • Classified into 3 domains or 6 kingdoms o Kingdoms: Plantae, fungi, Animalia, Protista, Eubacteria, Archaebacteria o Domains: Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya CELL THEORY • All living organisms are composed of one or more cells. • ...

These are notes from the second chapter studied in Anatomy and Physiology I at Southern University and A&M College. Topics include the following: - basic chemistry: matter, energy, molecules, mixtures, chemical bonds, chemical reactions - biochemistry: inorganic compounds, organic compounds, ATP Within my set of notes, there may be "Homeostatic Imbalances" that are important for understanding how to apply information and/or why the information is important in the medical field.

These are notes from the first chapter studied in Anatomy and Physiology I at Southern University and A&M College. Topics include the following: - anatomy and physiology definitions and subdivisions - body organization - requirements of life - homeostasis and its mechanisms - intro to anatomical terms - body cavities Within my set of notes are "Homeostatic Imbalances" that are important for understanding how to apply information and/or why the information is important in the medical fiel...