Bio 102
West Virginia University
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WVU Bio 102 w/ Professor Elizabeth Thomas Exam #1 Notes
Notes cover material directly from class lectures: Cells structure and function, prokaryotic, eukaryotic, taxonomy, kingdoms, viruses, bacteria, metabolic modes.
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WVU Bio 102 Tissue Chart
PopulairBiology 102 Tissue Chart, In-Class activity.
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Full Semester of Bio 102 at WVU with Elizabeth Thomas
Notes from 5 exams worth of lectures. All notes are directly from the lecture and cover direct topics that are on the exams.
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WVU Bio 102 w/ Professor Elizabeth Thomas Exam #5 Notes
Notes cover topics directly from lecture: Nerves, nervous system, electrical signals, polarization, axons, muscles, ligaments, tendons, sarcomeres, contractions, endocrine systems, hormones
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WVU Bio 102 w/ Professor Elizabeth Thomas Exam #4 Notes
Notes cover topics directly from the lecture: Digestion, nutrients, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, aerobic cellular respiration, glycolysis, Krebs cycle, ATP production.
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WVU Bio 102 w/ Professor Elizabeth Thomas Exam #3 Notes
Notes cover topics directly from the lecture: Animal physiology, circulation, organs, longs, blood pressure, blood tissue, capillaries, respiration
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WVU Bio 102 w/ Professor Elizabeth Thomas Exam #2 Notes
Notes cover topics directly from the lecture: Fungi, mutualistic relationships, plant diversity, diploid, haploid, ferns, mosses, conifers, flowering plants, photosystems, Calvin cycle, Growth, food transport
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WVU Bio 102 Exam 2 Material
Biology 102 Exam 2 material covering; Plants (ferns, mosses, conifers, and flowering) Trees (xylem, phloem), Fungi.
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Bio 102 Exam 1 Material
WVU Morgantown Bio 102 Exam 1. Single and Multicellular Organisms. Prokaryotic, and Eukaryotic. Viruses, Bacteria, Replication.