GOAL 4: Develop an understanding of the unity and diversity of life. Classification of Organisms according to Evolutionary Relationships, Historical Development and Changing Nature of Classification Systems, Eukaryotic vs. Prokaryotic Organics, Eukaryotic Kingdoms, Dichotomous Keys Processes by which Organisms or Representative Groups accomplish Essential Life Functions Adaptations affecting Survival and Reproduction, Structural Adaptations in Plants and Animals, Disease-Causing Viruses and Microorganisms, Co-Evolution Interactive Role of Internal / External Factors in Health and Disease, Genetics, Immune Response, Nutrition, Parasites, Toxins Patterns of Animal Behavior as Adaptations to the Environment, Innate / Learned Behavior REPRESENTATIVE GROUPS AND ESSENTIAL LIFE FUNCTIONS Unicellular Annelid Insects Amphibians Mammals Nonvascular Angiosperms Gymnosperms Protists Plants Transport Diffusion Closed Open Closed Closed NO Xylem Xylem and Phloem Circulatory Circulatory Circulatory Circulatory NO Phloem Transpiration, Conduction, and System System 3 Chambers 4 Chambers Absorption Excretion Pinocytosis Coelom with Malpighian Cloaca Kidneys Transpiration (water) Phagocytosis Septa Tubes Cloaca Vent Bladder Photosynthesis (carbon dioxide) Diffusion Anus Respiration Aerobic Skin Tracheal Tubes Gills Lungs Cellular Respiration in Mitochondria Mitochondria Vessels Lungs Release Oxygen, Burn Glucose Photosynthesis Moist Skin Regulation Flagella, Cilia Nerve Cord Brain, Ventral Ectotherms Endotherm NO Roots Roots, Stems and Leaves Pseudopodia Lateral Nerves Nerve Cord Brain NO Stems Tracheids and Sieve Tube Eyespot Vascular System Neocortex NO Leaves Members Nutrition Internal Filter Feeders CoEvolution Carnivores Herbivores Water and Sugars (Photosynthesis) Digestion Scavengers with Plants for Attached Carnivores Nitrogen Filter Feeders> (Pinocytosis) Deposit Feeders Pollination Tongue Sunlight
GOAL 4: Develop an understanding of the unity and diversity of life. Classification of Organisms according to Evolutionary Relationships, Historical Development and Changing Nature of Classification Systems, Eukaryotic vs. Prokaryotic Organics, Eukaryotic Kingdoms, Dichotomous Keys Processes by which Organisms or Representative Groups accomplish Essential Life Functions Adaptations affecting Survival and Reproduction, Structural Adaptations in Plants and Animals, Disease-Causing Viruses and Microorganisms, Co-Evolution Interactive Role of Internal / External Factors in Health and Disease, Genetics, Immune Response, Nutrition, Parasites, Toxins Patterns of Animal Behavior as Adaptations to the Environment, Innate / Learned Behavior REPRESENTATIVE GROUPS AND ESSENTIAL LIFE FUNCTIONS Unicellular Protists Annelid Insects Amphibians Mammals Nonvascular Plants Angiosperms Gymnosperms Transport Diffusion Closed Circulatory System Open Circulatory System Closed Circulatory 3 Chambers Closed Circulatory 4 Chambers NO Xylem NO Phloem Xylem and Phloem Transpiration, Conduction, and Absorption Excretion Pinocytosis Phagocytosis Diffusion Coelom with Septa Malpighian Tubes Cloaca Cloaca Vent Kidneys Bladder Anus Transpiration (water) Photosynthesis (carbon dioxide) Respiration Aerobic Mitochondria Photosynthesis Skin Vessels Tracheal Tubes Gills Lungs Moist Skin Lungs Cellular Respiration in Mitochondria Release Oxygen, Burn Glucose Regulation Flagella, Cilia Pseudopodia Eyespot Nerve Cord Lateral Nerves Vascular System Brain, Ventral Nerve Cord Ectotherms Endotherm Brain Neocortex NO Roots NO Stems NO Leaves Roots, Stems and Leaves Tracheids and Sieve Tube Members Nutrition Filter Feeders> Internal Digestion (Pinocytosis) Filter Feeders Scavengers Deposit Feeders CoEvolution with Plants for Pollination Carnivores Attached Tongue Herbivores Carnivores Water and Sugars (Photosynthesis) Nitrogen Sunlight
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