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BIOLOGY
Monday
24 Apr 2017
Entry TaskTake out your chpt 3
• Resources
• Physical Aspects
• Biological Aspects
What are the three aspects of a niche?
Agenda Housekeeping
Quiz Review
Relationships
HousekeepingSubstitute teacher tomorrow, 25 Apr.
• POGIL - Ecological Relationships
Quiz Review
Review & hold questions till all have been returned.
Chpt 4 Objectives
You will be able to answer the following questions.
• What factors influence climate change?
• What makes climate change occur?
• What is the greenhouse effect?
Chpt 4 Objectives
You will be able to answer the following questions.
• What is a niche?
• What are the factors that shape the overall composition of a
community?
Chpt 4 Objectives
You will be able to answer the following questions.
• What group behaviors increase individual species’ rates of
survival?
RelationshipsPredator-Prey:
Predation?
• The interaction of one animal capturing
& feeding on another.
• Predators catch & eat prey.
Predators can affect the size of prey
population & determine prey niche.
p. 102
RelationshipsPredator-Prey Dynamics (Analyzing Data)
• In your notebook, draw the predator-prey dynamics graph on
p. 102.
• Read analyzing data & answer questions 1-3.
p. 102
RelationshipsHerbivore-Plant:
Herbivory?
• The interaction of an animal feeding on
primary producers.
• Herbivore eating plants.
Herbivores can affect size & distribution of
plant populations.
They can also determine where plants can
survive & grow.p. 102
Keystone SpeciesKeystone species?
A single species who’s presence dramatically impacts the
structure of communities.
• i.g. otters being hunted
Not all keystone species affects are due to predation.
• i.g. beavers building dams
p. 103
ArticleKeystone Species: National Geographic
• Read the article.
• Answer the questions on the following page in complete
sentences.
p. 103
BIOLOGY
Tuesday
25 Apr 2017
Guest TeacherComplete the keystone species article worksheet.
• Read & highlight key information.
• Answer questions on the backside.
POGIL - Ecological Relationships
Note: keystone species article worksheet & POGIL - Ecological
Relationships can be located @
https://www.steilacoom.k12.wa.us/Page/5840
BIOLOGY
Wednesday
26 Apr 2017
Take out your chpt 3
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What organism dramatically
impacts the structure of its
community?
• Keystone Species
Entry TaskDuring predator-prey relationships, predators can affect the
__________ of prey populations & determine a preys
__________.
size
niche
Agenda Housekeeping
Keystone Species
Video
HousekeepingProgress reports will be going out next week.
ArticleKeystone Species: National Geographic
• Read the article.
• Answer the questions on the following page in complete
sentences.
p. 103
VideoSome Animals Are More Equal than Others: Keystone Species
and Trophic Cascades (19:28):
• Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRGg5it5FMI
BIOLOGY
Thursday
27 Apr 2017
Take out your chpt 3
On a piece of paper
• Mutualism
• Parasitism
• Commensalism
Entry TaskWhat are the three symbiotic relationships?
Agenda Housekeeping
Symbiotic Relationships
HousekeepingTomorrow, 28 Apr., ecological succession.
Progress reports will be going out next week.
• Get those missing assignments turned in.
SymbiosisSymbiosis is any relationship in which two species live
__________ __________.
• Means “living together”
There are 3 main classes of symbiotic relationships:
• Mutualism
• Parasitism
• Commensalism
p. 103
closely together
SymbiosisMutualism is a relationship between two species in which both
__________.
• +
Example: Figure 4-9, p.103
• Sea anemone & clownfish.
What could happen to the sea anemone if the clownfish died?
p. 103
benefit
SymbiosisParasitism is a relationship in which one organism lives
__________ or __________ another organism & _________ it.
• +
Example: Figure 4-10, p.104
• Brown leech feeding on a human.
p. 104
inside on harms
SymbiosisCommensalism is a relationship in which one organism benefits
& the other is neither __________ nor __________.
• + K (neutral)
Example: Figure 4-11, p.104
• Barnacles attached to whales.
p. 104
helped harmed
Symbiosis ActivityEvery student should receive one organism
card containing:
• Picture of your organism.
• Key information about your organism.
When told to do so by the teacher:
• Find another student with a different card
& read the key information.
• Identify whether or not you share a
symbiotic relationship.
• If you believe you have found your
symbiont verify with the teacher.
Symbiosis ActivityThe game begins:
• One pair in each group will be asked to identify one of the
relationships.
• Mutualism = 3 pnts for answer & 1 pnt for other groups.
• Commensalism = 2 pnts for answer & 0 pnts for other groups.
• Parasitism = 1 pnt for answer & -1 pnt for other groups.
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
Symbiosis ActivityWhat type relationship?
BIOLOGY
Friday
28 Apr 2017
Take out your chp 3
On a piece o
• One organism benefits & the
other is neither harmed nor
benefits.
• Barnacle & Grey Whale
• Cow & Cattle Egret
• Deer & Burdock
• Seasnail & Hermit Crab
Entry TaskDescribe a commensalistic relationship & give an example.
Agenda Housekeeping
POGIL - Ecological Relationships
Ecological Succession
HousekeepingProgress reports will be going out next week.
• Get those missing assignments turned in.
POGILProcess Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning:
POGIL - Ecological Relationships
Note: keystone species article worksheet & POGIL - Ecological
Relationships can be located @
https://www.steilacoom.k12.wa.us/Page/5840
VideoLife Returns to Mt. St. Helens (6:43):
• Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2sUFP9zrbg
VideoLife After Mt St Helens (44:47):
• Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peLL0yyt8Js