PPT-Snail and Elodea Lab

Bromothymol blue Bromothymol blue BTB is a pH indicator It is normally blue but turns yellow when the pH lowers Carbon dioxide has a pH of 57 When carbon dioxide is present the color will change from blue to yellow. Number of snail cages (depreciation/ 4 years) T otal (USD) 5 20 1 00 Cost of breeding stock No. of snail cages No of breeding stock per cage Cost per breeding stock Total (USD) 5 100 0.25 1 25 Produc Ryan Bromwell. Science Department . rbromwell@loyolablakefield.org. Book Title. The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating. by Elisabeth Tova Bailey. Players. Me. Advanced Honors Biology 9. th. graders . Semester long project. Cheek Cell. LAB. Microscope Quick Steps. Name the 6 Quick Microscope Check--Steps with your partner.. Start on low power. Turn coarse adjustment knob to lower. Center fine adjustment knob. Check mirror. . Jim bob was found on a wall in 2013 in October 15. th. .We called him Jim bob because when I was 7 I had a snail called Jim . bo. and he died so we called him Jim bob to bring back memories. Ryan is Jim bobs godfather Jim bobs friends-jimmy Jonny, Rosemary, . The snail is just the carrier of the . Schistosomiasis. parasitic disease. . Schistosomiasis. , or bilharzia, is a parasitic disease caused by . trematode. flatworms of the genus . Schistosoma. . . Featuring . conus. magus. Who is . Conus. Magus?. Conus. Magus is one of approximately 700 species of cone snails. Cone snails are indigenous to coral reefs in the Indo-Pacific regions of southern Asia and northern Australia. They can also be found in the Mediterranean and Hawaii. . +. +. CO. 2. H. 2. O. C. 6. H. 12. O. 6. O. 2. ANY CONSUMER. ANY PRODUCER. Virtual Lab. Snails = consumers. Cell respiration. Take in oxygen and glucose. Give off carbon dioxide and water. Elodea = producers. Bromothymol. Blue. Photosynthesis Lab Background. In this lab, we will investigate the process of photosynthesis. . We will learn how the amount of light affects photosynthesis. . To do this, we will use:. Featuring . conus. magus. Who is . Conus. Magus?. Conus. Magus is one of approximately 700 species of cone snails. Cone snails are indigenous to coral reefs in the Indo-Pacific regions of southern Asia and northern Australia. They can also be found in the Mediterranean and Hawaii. . Observations come in 2 basic types:. Quantitative Observations. . . Measurements with numbers. . height. . mass. . temperature. . time to do something. . volume. Observations come in 2 basic types:. Conasprella. . marylandica. : Predatory cone snail that crawled on the seafloor and hunted and ate worms.. Fusinus. . equalis. : Predatory spindle snail that crawled on the seafloor and hunted snails, clams, or worms.. Last week we looked at our cheek cells under the microscope. Today, we are going to be looking at a different kind of microscopic life. Open your folders to page 15. Page 15. Start with 100x magnification. 96(2) June 2013EFFICACY OF FOUR MOLLUSCICIDES AGAINST THE GIANT AFRICAN LISSACHATINA FULICA (GASTROPODA: PULMONATA: ATRINAFlorida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Plant Ind 1 Trematoda (Flatworms) Lecture 3 4 - 2 - 20 20 Intestinal fluke : Amphistomate flukes, Echinostomate flukes. 1. Fasciolopsis buski (Giant fluke, largest fluke) (Fasciolopiasis). History and Distrib