Finish film & review questions; get biology final info; STUDY GUIDE HERE!

-Roses & Thorns
 

-Sub notes

-Monday, June 1st: begin studying for biology final on 6/4/15!
IMPORTANT: BRING NOTEBOOKS TO CLASS EVERY DAY!
What will be on the final? 
All material from Semester 2, chapters 8-12...
Chapter 8: Cells & Their Environment
Chatper 9: Photosynthesis & Cellular Respiration
Chapter 10: Cell Growth & Division
Chapter 11: Meiosis & Sexual Reproduction
Chatper 12: Mendel & Heredity

FINALS STUDY GUIDE! 

LAST DAY TO TURN IN ANY WORK: JUNE 4TH!!!

-Finish 'Transcendence'

-Review answers to questions & class discussion:
17. What is your view of humans and technology? Pros & cons?

18. Do you think the technology in this film is a realistic future for us? Why or why not?

19. What are the moral questions raised by using technology to grow new cells and heal people?
20. Why is this movie called ‘Transcendence?’

Sub for Ms. Ferro - Ms. Driscoll

-Watch 'Transcendence'! (we'll finish it on Thursday)

-Answer accompanying questions for 10 big extra credit points!
This will give you some cushion for our upcoming final so do it!

NO SCHOOL - HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY! :)

Chapter 12 Test

-Good luck!

-Show me flashcards or 12.3 for extra credit

-25 questions, 50 points on test

-When everyone is finished we'll grade your tests

-No school Monday 5/25 for Memorial Day :)

-Volunteer to help sub with movie?

Study for Chapter 12 Test

-Jeopardy!

-Chapter 12 notebooks due Thursday 5/21

Finish up Chapter 12

-Happy Monday! Hope your weekend was fun.

-Plants are cool! Watch this: Amazonian Water Lily

-Hand back Traits Lab & review #8

How can a person's genotype for a trait be determined from his or her phenotype for the trait?
If a trait is dominant and you possess that trait you will not be able to determine your exact genotype because you could be either homozygous or heterozygous for the gene that controls the trait. However, if a trait is determined by incomplete dominance or codominance, you can tell what your genotype is. Genotypes of recessive traits can also be identified.
For example, if your phenotype is long eyelashes, your genotype could either by EE or Ee. But if your phenotype is short eyelashes you know your genotype is ee.

-Do #6-13 12.3 Active Reading together to discuss Punnett Squares

-What to study:
What does it mean to be homozygous/heterozygous for a trait?
Alleles - what are they? How are they expressed?
Mendel's Laws
Mendel's experiments and P, F1, & F2 generations
What's a sex-linked trait? X chromosome carries most of these
Be able to complete a Punnett square and determine possible phenotypes
Polygenic character - a character controlled by several genes
Phenotype can also be affected by conditions in the environment, such as nutrients and temperature (fox's fur changing color)

Review traits lab; begin 12.3

-Reminder about important calendar dates:
*Ch. 12 test next Thurs 5/21 
*Final honors projects due May 28th & June 1st
*June 1st & 2nd will be in class study time for biology final
*June 4th biology final on all semester 2 material
*June 11th last day of school!

-Warm Up: In your notebooks!

What is the analogy I mentioned recently about genotype and phenotype? 
Genotype is like a ___________ and phenotype is__________.

IMPORTANT to remember...genotype determines phenotype.

-Review Traits Lab & turn in for credit (40 pts)

-12.3 Modeling Mendel's Laws
Learning Objective: I can use Mendel's Laws to predict and understand the results from a given cross.
Who uses this kind of information in real life?
Farmers, gardeners, animal keepers, biologists, & medical professionals (who use pedigrees)

-Watch Bozeman Science lecture video on Punnett Squares

-Do 12.3 Active Reading together to discuss Punnett Squares