BIOLOGY page 44 #1-4, page 49 #1-4 due this hour

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BIOLOGY page 44 #1-4, page 49 #1-4 due this hour

Page 44 # 1- 4 due this hour Label the paper with your Name Date: October 24, 2011 Hour: 4th Group: 1-9 Type: Classwork

Page 44 # 1-4 Where can I find the answers???? Answer: Read Chapters 1 and 2. FOCUS ON: Section 2.2 Pages 41- 44.

Page 44 #1 Compare and Contrast: Autotrophs and Heterotrophs Page 41: autotroph is in the text in yellow And so is heterotroph

Hey Noisy Friends! The Bookwork is due TODAY. If you are impatient with this large- class noisy interference (I am), then just do the bookwork on your own. PS The DATA TABLE PACKET (It was bright green) is also due today.

p44 #2 Describe the flow of energy through a simple food chain that ends with a lion as the final consumer. Sun  grass  zebra  lion

P44 #3 Classify a pet dog as an autotroph or heterotroph and as an herbivore, omnivore, or carnivore. Explain. A dog is a heterotroph; it is not a plant. A dog is an omnivore; Although I know dogs eat meat, I have also seen my dog eat french fries.

P44 #4 Evaluate the impact on living organisms if the Sun began to produce less energy and then finally burned out. The “right” answer: plants would die, herbivores would starve, then omnivores and carnivores would starve to death. Mrs. Gall says- if the sun “burns out” there are serious issues and we might die faster than we would if the plants all died.

Page 49 # 1-4 due this hour