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pg8sThis document outlines the topics that will be covered in an introductory biology course across the fall and spring semesters. In the fall semester, topics will include the scientific method, water properties, organic molecules, cell components and functions, cellular transport, cellular respiration, photosynthesis, cell division, and basic genetics. The spring semester topics in the first half are natural selection, evolution, history of life on earth, plant evolution and structure, and ecosystems. The second half of the spring covers body systems, muscle function, skeletal structure, digestion, nutrition, respiratory and circulatory systems, and the nervous system. Anatomy includes a fetal pig dissection. Resources include a textbook and course website. An honors option is available with
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The environmental implications that can arise as a result of deforestation of the Amazon forest are innumerable. To begin with animals dependent on the forest would find it difficult to survive and, therefore, may become extinct. This would make them unavailable for future generations. Additionally, deforestation leads to an imbalance between the carbon dioxide: oxygen ratio in the atmosphere. As a result, air pollution will become aggravated.
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