Marine Biology field study 2008
This short video clip is composed of images from the 2008 Marine Biology class field study on Andros Island in the Bahamas
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yaya i found a site i really like that helped me out a lot!
it broke the structure of the cell down into 3 categories then broke it down even more within those categories
it was straight down to the point and helped me remember all the parts.
Wow... your snowman really does look a bit like Aziz!
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In this website, I thought it interesting, yet simple. Check it out for yourself. :)
I couldn't find any credibility on it, though. But when I went to the homepage, it came from a secondary school. That's as far as I could go regarding credibility…
I feel kind of lame having the last three posts on this! But Aziz and I had a discussion and it turns out our video is kind of the same! Mine has the music and a newscast, while whoever did Aziz's took the animation and narrated it. So I thought I w…
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A very interesting argument that suggests taking action to avoid any potential global climate crisis.
Now I can see this post, but not the other one where I put on the picture and claimed that this post was gone. What's going on?!? I also know Ivory posted after this one...and I saw both mine and Ivorys in class. Hmmm...
I like your pictures Laci :)
When I started my research I searched for “cellular structure and function” and even know Mr. Nash said not to just choose the first thing that pops up, but in this case the first two links that popped up were the same website called Cellular Biolog…
I was ultimately against posting a video, and doing an actual website.. BUT I really love this video from Harvard. It shows you what goes on inside the cell. It's set to beautiful background music, and I think it shows how much "art" is really insid…
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