1. Complete a lab
report using the scientific method.
Using the Scientific
Method Lab
Use the Lab 1
worksheet for assignment instructions and data collection.
Both arable and
nonarable land have been chosen as the experimental cultivation sites near the
city of Melle, Germany, where the yield of maize was observed from 1990 through
1998. The climate variations have also been carefully recorded on equally sized
lots of both types of land.
2. Fill in the
tables. (Cytology Lab)
Study the cell diagrams and memorize the major
structures of cells as well as the function of each cellular part.
Your lab report will consist of the completed tables.
3.
1.
State
which genes are dominant (the gene being expressed over another gene(s)) and
which genes are recessive (the gene not being expressed when the dominant gene
is present).
2.
How
do you know which gene is dominate and which is recessive?
3.
Report
the ratio most likely to be observed across all traits.
Gregor
Mendel's studies laid the foundation for modern genetics. In a series of
elegant experiments, Mendel was able to deduce the most fundamental laws of
single-gene and multiple-gene inheritance without having the scientific data on
chromosomes, their structure, or meiotic segregation. In this lab, you will incorporate
these 2 pieces of the puzzle to interpret the experimental results that were
obtained by Gregor Mendel in 1865.
4. Human body systems
have a variety of interconnectivity. This lab will explore the functions and
structures of the Endocrine, Circulatory (cardiovascular), and Respiratory
systems.
5. A scientist
collected samples of various organisms and returned to the lab. For
classification purposes, they need to describe their external appearance and
internal physiology. For this reason, they have designed a special table you
need to fill out.
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