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Examples of Control Variables that could affect an experiment
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Age, size, health, shape of fish tank, amount of dissolved oxygen, pH of water, chemicals, placement of fish, light, noise, time of day, biological rhythms
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How affect physiology of a fish
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metabolic rate, heart rate, respiration rate, shock or stress may have increased with higher temperatures
AP Biology
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Decks in class (41)
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Cell Structure and Function- Subcellular components29
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Cell Structure and Function 2.220
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Cell Size 2.311
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Plasma Membranes 2.49
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Membrane Permeability 2.512
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Membrane Transport 2.613
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Facilitated Diffusion 2.79
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Tonicity and Osmoregulation 2.822
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3.1: Enzyme Structure6
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3.2: Enzyme Catalysis6
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3.3: Environmental impacts on Enzyme Function16
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3.4: Cellular Energy10
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3.5: Photosynthesis18
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FRQ2
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3.6: Cellular Respiration24
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3.7: Fitness2
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4.1: Cell Communication9
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4.2: Introduction to Signal Transduction14
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4.3: Signal Transduction6
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4.4: Changes in Signal Transduction Pathways5
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4.5: Feedback4
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4.6: Cell Cycle12
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4.7: Regulation of the Cell Cycle12
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5.1: Meiosis13
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5.2: Meiosis and Genetic diversity8
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5.3: Mendelian Genetics14
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5.4: Non-Mendelian Genetics9
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5.5: Environmental Effects on Phenotype3
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6.1: DNA and RNA Structure10
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6.2: Relpication9
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6.3: Transcription and RNA Processing17
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6.4: Translation17
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6.5: Regulation of Gene Expression19
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6.6: Gene Expression and Cell Specialization10
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6.7: Mutations27
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7.1: Introduction to Natural Selection12
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7.2: Natural Selection7
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7.3: Artificial Selection6
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7.4: Population Genetics21
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2.9: Mechanisms of Transport9
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7.5: Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium8
