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Mario

       

Faruq Huda Lisa Joshua Crystal Alyssha

  Kendall Table 3 Table 6 Patrick  

Gema Kraig Brielle Renbow

Table 1         Table 9

Seble Jamila Amber Daija JevonTrayvond

    Table 4 Table 7    Dajhanae Terri Alliyah

Aaminah

Table 2        Table 10

Jeremiah Tonya Derek

Memona Brittany

Angelique

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       Deondre

Shaquanda Ashley Dionta Alexis Kadedia

    Table 3 Table 6 Michelle  

LidyaDeshawn Doris Maurice

Table 1         Table 9Shamario Erica

Marquisha

Terranique Sahara Akram

 Amarrion Table 4 Table 7    

Jeremy Aaron Destiny Keona

Table 2        Table 10

Lashawn Tatiuna

Kashawn Sandra Ben Sarah

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Davis

       Seyoum Yohannes

Chanavia Reggs

John Crawford

Jeffrey Asante

Torrey Walker

Anthony Vasquez

 Jaana Randle Table 3 Table 6

Melissa Ramirez  

Isaiah Hampton

Jonathan Reina

Nicholas Wylie

Denika Wiliams

Table 1         Table 9Taurean Johnson

Grace Oluwole

Tyrrion Kidd

Naomi Griffin

Henok Maru

Jasmine Riddle

    Table 4 Table 7

 Daniela Rodriguez

 

Devin Brown

Cinnamon Hoskins

Daniel Hinton

Rosetta Curtis

Table 2         Table 10Dajohn Morrison

Jonathan Carter

Tatyana Boyd

Antonio Stinnett

Kadijah Daniels

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       Alphonso Parris Nicole

Jermaine Jasmine Jerrel

Iesha   Table 3 Table 6    

Michael CJ ArmadBrittany

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Sean Isaac Ganiu Grayor Lekan Ithzel

    Table 4 Table 7    

Aurelia Tyriona Aaliyah Terryon

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  Yannick Cierra   AllenZipporah

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DNA – October 6, 2010

1. What is the difference between mullerian and batesian mimicry?

2. What is the difference between cryptic and aposematic coloration? What is the advantage for having each kind of coloration?

3. Explain how the mimic octopus uses mimicry to protect itself from predators.

Symbiosis

Ms. KlinkhachornOctober 6, 2010

Biology

What is Symbiosis?• Long-term, close associations between

organisms– Species interdependence

• 3 types of symbiosis:– Mutualism +/+– Commensalism +/0 – Parasitism +/-

Mutualism• Both organisms benefit from the

relationship• Both are able to survive better• +/+

Example: Sharks and Remoras

Commensalism +/0• A relationship where only one of the

organisms benefits, but the other is NOT harmed

Example: Large Animals and Birds

Parasitism +/-• A relationship where one organism

(the parasite) benefits and the other is harmed (the host).• Do you think the parasite kills the

host organism?

Example: Tape Worms and Humans

Example: Damselfly and Mites

Example: Maggots and Baby Birds

Example: Moray Eels and Cleaner Fish