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Page 1: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Page 2: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Page 3: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Page 4: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Page 5: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Page 6: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Page 7: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Page 8: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Page 9: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Page 10: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Page 11: Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Cell€¦ · Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits Cells are a basic building block of all living things

Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Biomesyou can't see them. The temporal lobe helps you hear things The brainstem is a lower part of the brain. It is what connects the brain with the

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Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - The Nervous System...The peripheral nervous system (PNS) is made of the nerve cells that are not in the brain or the spinal cord. One part of the PNS,

Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Seeing Color...We can see the world and the colors around us because of light. When light reaches your eyes, your eyes tell your brain about the light

Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Bones · 2020-01-06 · Steps of Bone Healing 1. Blood clot 2. Soft callus 3. Hard callus When your bone breaks, you should go to a doctor to get

Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Feathers€¦ · think about feathers. All birds have feathers. But not all birds fly. So what else do feathers do? Feathers help all birds stay at

Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Biomes...Ask A Biologist I Web address: askabiologist.asu.edu/activities/biology-bits Bits You might think deserts are always hot, but some deserts

Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Bones · 2020-01-06 · Short bones are short and fat, like your wrists and ankles. Flat bones, like your ribs, are ﬂat and help protect your organs

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Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Bones · The bones that you see on a skeleton look dry and dead. You might think that this is what the bones in your body look like. But the bones

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Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Parts of the Cell · 2020-01-06 · thin layers of fat molecules (lipids) called fatty acids. Each fatty acid has two sides —the head and the tail

Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Parts of the Cellaskabiologist.asu.edu/sites/default/files/resources/...organelle makes most of the proteins and lipids, like fat, in the cell. Some

Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Parts of the Cell · Life cannot exist without cells. Your body is made of many types of cells. Cells come in all kinds of shapes and sizes. They

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Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Photosynthesis · called CAM, that helps save water. All cacti use CAM. In CAM, plants only open their stomata at night. During the night, they get

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Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Metamorphosisaskabiologist.asu.edu/.../biology-bits/Biology-Bits-metamorphosis.pdf · Incomplete metamorphosis has three stages of growth. These stages

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Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - CellLiving things grow by making more cells. You started as one cell and now have trillions of cells. A plant starts as a single seed that grows larger

Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Photosynthesis · photosynthesis that differs from what most other plants use. The photosynthesis we've talked about so far is called C3. But plants

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Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Biomes · 2020-01-06 · marine biome? You might think that biomes only describe the world around us. But there’s another biome that lives in and

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Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Feathers · Other birds, like ducks, use feathers to trap air, helping them to ﬂoat. Feathers can help birds feel or hear what is going on around

Ask A Biologist - Biology Bits - Ants · Having an ant farm is a great way to watch ants, but did you know some ants really do farm? Fungus-growing ants make gardens of fungus to