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BI226 Lecture 42: Lecture 42 Fall 2019

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Unifying Life Processes

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Introduction to Criminology

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Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience

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Human Anatomy

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Positive Psychology

Statistical Methods for Life and Health Sciences

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Choose a freshwater ecosystem and describe it. Identify two species and describe their relationship to one another using terms used from the lecture. Life Science Biology Ch. 31: Communities and Ecosystems

a. How do gaps in the fossil record make it difficult to evaluate the three different models of evolution? b. The rate of evolution is often calibrated by the age of fossil members of taxa of living species (see Chapter 2 â Molecular Clocks, p. 42). How does an imperfect fossil record affect estimates of evolutionary rates?

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