Comparative Anatomy
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1H6QJeRGBxQp9tY5qls2MYSHEyM14wgD4mX955ETX3OM/edit
Biochemistry 2 Honors Public Feed
Comparative Anatomy
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1H6QJeRGBxQp9tY5qls2MYSHEyM14wgD4mX955ETX3OM/edit?usp=sharing
Comparative anatomy benchmark
Our website : https://biochemq3.weebly.com/
For this benchmark, we compared animals and how their nervous systems are different and similar. We studied animals, the worm, frog, horse, and human. We used a horse as our prime reason for studying because they are very much like humans and have almost the same nervous systems with little differences. In my project, you will see these similarities and difference.
What I learned through this benchmark is that most animals have similar structures inside the body and we are not very different in certain aspects. Not every animal has nervous system and structures, but the majority does and I have seen that. I also learned that they have certain structures that are in every animal and these structures help keep them alive.
Q3 FINAL BENCHMARK
https://biochemq3.weebly.com/checkpoint-2.html
Comparative Anatomy
A presentation about the circulatory system in different animals.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1H6QJeRGBxQp9tY5qls2MYSHEyM14wgD4mX955ETX3OM/edit?usp=sharing
Comparative Anatomy Benchmark
Biochem Evolution of Reproductive systems
For this evolutionary project, my group studied the evolution of the reproductive system for different organisms. We compared multiple living creatures reproductive systems and for our final animal we chose a lion. Lions seemed fairly plausible to choose because they are mammals and they just look cool. Aside from looking cool, the lion, as well as the other organisms taught us that many living creatures are similar. No matter how they look, more often than not they are fairly similar with only subtle differences.
Biochem 2 Quarter 3 Benchmark Comparative Anatomy
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1U4hF1ArRTzm_6JZnz6mWVCAPY19A5r9HA1XGKFUIIuM/edit?usp=sharing
Evolution of the Reproductive System
During this project I have came across many things that we have learned in class. Some things that were familiar to me were the process of mitosis and meiosis. They both are a huge part in the reproductive system involving animals, plants, animals etc. I also learned more about the reproductive organs in worms, frogs, humans, and the main animal we focused on lions. All of their reproductive organs are different but they all produce offspring.
Evolution of the Reproductive System
During this benchmark, we compared animals and how their reproductive systems are different and similar. We used the lion as our last animal because they are very much like humans and have almost the same reproductive systems with slight differences. What I learned through this project is that most animals have the same body structures and we are not very diiferent. Every animal has reproductive system and structures that makes reproduction even possible.
BIOCHEM2H-001
- Term
- 2017-18
