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Homework May 5 - 9 Mon. SG- Thru Genetics pg 4 Tues. SG- Finish Genetics Thru pg 5 Weds. SG- Evolution Thurs. Finish SG- Ecology Practice Test- (15 min) Friday Biology Core 40/ECA- TODAY! Climax communitya stable, mature community that undergoes little or no succession Interdependence Describe the consequences of introducing non-native species into an ecosystem and identify the impact it may have on that ecosystem. Learning Goal: Explain how an invasive species can disrupt a stable community. Explain how an invasive species can disrupt a stable climax community. Practice Test- Thursday (15 min) CORE 40- Friday (60 min) Questions may include: •basic molecular structure and function of the four organic compounds •describing how work in cells is done by a variety of organic molecules. •features that are common to all cells in comparison to those with unique features that allow specific functions. Questions may include: •how the sun’s energy is captured and used to make sugar that can be used as a form of energy or building blocks of organic molecules. •how matter and energy cycle through an ecosystem •relationship between biotic and abiotic parts of ecosystems •describing how that relationship is changing due to natural changes and human actions Questions may include: •How basic structure of DNA supports function as a hereditary molecule that makes RNA and proteins. •How proteins determine the traits of an organism •How the genetic information from parents determines phenotype in offspring. Questions may include: •describe process by which new cells are formed from existing cells. •how in multi-cellular organisms groups of cells cooperate to perform essential functions within the organisms •describe the processes that generate genetic variations between parents and offspring. Questions may include: •describing how biochemical, fossil, anatomical, developmental, and genetic findings are used to determine relationships among organisms •how above relationships produce modern classification systems •understanding how modern evolutionary theory explains the history of life on Earth and the similarities among organisms that exist today.