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The 4 Big Ideas. Evolution Cellular Processes: Energy and Communication Genetics and Information Transfer Interactions.

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1 The 4 Big Ideas

2 Evolution Cellular Processes: Energy and Communication Genetics and Information Transfer Interactions

3 Evolution Evidence Fossil Record Embryology DNA Homologous Structures Process Natural Selection Occurring today? Hardy Weinberg Antibiotic resistant bacteria Mutations (2) Gene Flow a.Genetic Drift b.Founder effect c.Directional Sel. d.Sexual Sel. Reproductive Isolation

4 Cellular Processes: Energy and Communication Photosynthesis Cellular respiration Cell Communication Enzymes Immune System Neurons and Action Potential

5 Genetics and Information Transfer Punnett Squares Pedigrees Meiosis Mitosis

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7 Interactions

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