RLG101H5 Lecture : lecture notes 10

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Give three examples of indigenous art or architecture that demonstrate the idea that. What you see is not what you get. Malagon - death rituals (sculpture), navajo sand painting (washed), clothes, baskets, totem poles, shrines, etc they all have whole other meaning to what you see. Using three examples show how elements of visual culture relate to the religious belief of the lion king. Be who you are meant to be, everyone has a role to play Mark on simba forehead show special role. Drawing made of simba and than erase cuz evil uncle thinks simba is dead. When realize simba is alive he put circle around the picture. Clothes of the two lions, one is darker colored and one is not. Last image of healthy green when right people are ruling it. Texts: oral traditions, transmission of ideas, values, identity, etc, context and meaning- meaning can shift over time, tradition / change, ownership, language.

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In order to understand how cells function, we often have to use analogies to everyday items or processes to explain the jobs of the various organelles. In this assignment, we're asking you to determine which everyday items that you can find around the house (from your kitchen/desk drawers, backpack, a recycling bin, food, etc.) to represent the organelles inside a cell, and to assemble those items into a 3-dimensional representation of a eukaryotic (plant or animal) cell. Think about how the items you're using can best represent the various parts of the cells and their functions. For example, what does the mitochondria do? What household item do you have that is analogous, or could represent that function?

Note that the items that you find may or may not visually resemble their cellular counterparts. It's fine if they don't - weâre looking for you to demonstrate to us that you know what the various organelles do, and that you can think creatively about what objects fill that role in your house or in your life. Therefore, your finished "model" may not look much (or at all) like the diagram of a cell from your textbook! However, if the spatial organization of organelles is important (e.g. if one type of organelle is always located next to another), we do expect to see that reflected in your model.

Your model will need to include:

A picture (or pictures) of your model. The picture(s) must contain your name written on a piece of paper next to your model. If you'd like, include a picture of yourself with your model. (A cell-fie!)

Proper identification of the cell (is it a plant or animal cell)?

For each organelle/structure:

Correct labeling/identification of the structure in your image/video

A description of the organelle's function, which should be in YOUR OWN WORDS, not copied from the book, lectures, or other sites.

A justification for why the object that you chose to represent each organelle is a good analogy for that organelle's function.

Attention to quality and creativity â which will weigh into the overall evaluation.

You can do this in a text document, a powerpoint presentation, or a short video in which you verbally explain your model (be sure to include your name in the video!). Note that you will NOT receive credit for a drawing of a cell or a collage or collection of images found online. Any images you submit must be completely original and made by you. Your name should be in any document and/or picture you submit. Submissions without names will receive reduced credit.

This is NOT intended to be a burdensome exercise, nor should you need to purchase any materials to complete this assignment - I would like for it to be a fun way for you to practice working with the different types of organelles and their structures and functions, and to think creatively about the materials you have on hand.

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QUESTION 3

Which of the following would NOT be a good method for sortingout the evolutionary relationships between a parrot, gorilla,hippopotamus, starfish, and catfish?

		comparing the skeletal anatomy
		examining the habitat in which these organisms live
		looking at embryos for common developmental patterns
		comparing the nucleotide sequence divergence of selectedgenes
		all of the above would provide useful information

10 points

QUESTION 4

Which of these habitats should have the highest number ofendemic species (found there and nowhere else).

		grasslands of the central United States
		Hawaiian islands
		Amazonian rainforest basin
		Mississippi river

10 points

QUESTION 5

Darwin's concept of evolution "the theory of descent withmodification through variation and natural selection" can bedemonstrated by which of the following examples?

		A giraffe stretches his neck to reach higher branches. Theexercise of stretching up strengthens the muscles in the neck andlegs. This ability to stretch is also seen in the giraffe'soffspring.
		A monkey accidently drops her fruit in the salty water of a bay,she recovers the fruit and eats it. She discovers that the fruit iscleaner and tastes better after it has been in the salty water. Shecontinues to wash fruit in the bay before eating. Her offspring seewhat she has done and also wash their fruit in the salty water.Soon the whole population is washing their fruit
		Several turtles hatch from a clutch of eggs buried in the sandon a beach. One of the turtles is the color of the sand, the othersare darker in color. The turtles all scurry to the water, but oneby one the dark turtles are eaten by birds, only the sand coloredturtle survives. When it enters the water the sand color changes toa darker brown. The turtle grows, mates and has offspring that arealso sand colored when they are born
		A female alligator gives birth to a male alligator that has theability to change color to a bright white when it is in cold water.The baby male alligator is quickly spotted by a large bird of preyand eaten

10 points

QUESTION 6

During the Beagle journey, Darwin visited islands,allowing him to compare island species with continental species. Interms of framing his theory of evolution, why was thissignificant?

		Because the island species had both similarities to theircontinental ancestors and unique adaptations to their islandenvironments
		Because the island species no longer shared traits with theircontinental ancestors
		Because the species he saw on the islands had not changed fromtheir ancestral continental form
		Because the island species had very low reproductive andsurvival rates as compared with their continental ancestors

Read the Opening Case at the beginning of Chapter 5: Forecasting the Future.

Answer the two critical-thinking questions at the end of the case. Since much of this assignment will

incorporate your insights with the reading of the case, you will also be expected to demonstrate your

comprehension of the HR concepts, trends, issues, and practices that you have been learning in this

course in the way that you answer the question.

Below is a brief summary (without prominent details) of the case:

Case Summary

Information plays a vital role in all organizational activities. Marketing managers need information about

customer preferences and competitorâs products. Operations managers need information about

inventories and product demand. Financial managers need information about interest rates and cash

flows. And human resource managers need information about all of these areas so they can ensure they

have the right employees with the right skills in the right places at the right times.

Consider, for example, three recent developments related to employment in the United States. In one,

major employers in the U.S. pharmaceutical, financial services, and energy sectors cut more than

100,000 jobs in 2014 and 2015. these cuts were due to industry slowdowns and corporate

restructuring. But surprisingly, some of the cuts were also related to improvements in the economy. On

the other hand, during the last three months of 2015 and again in 2016, following an annual ritual, major

U.S. retailers and related businesses announced that they were planning to hire hundreds of thousands of

temporary workers for the holiday season. Finally, Starbucks recently announced a long-term plan of

increasing its global workforce from around 200,000 now to over 500,000

Think It Over

1) What industry sectors are most likely to add jobs during a down economy? What industry sectors

are most likely to add jobs during an improving economy? In each instance, explain your

reasoning.

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