Juliacoyle

This package deal is hard to beat, 50% off and you get an entire semester's worth of quality notes from an A+ student in this class! Notes included discuss psychological disorders and their various clinical views in an easy-to-read format.

These notes discuss community ecology, and its relationships with ecological disturbances. In addition to disturbance, notes include trophic levels and their corresponding functional groups and biotic interactions, along with how energy is transferred within an ecosystem. Includes nutrient cycles such as carbon and nitrogen cycles.

In-depth discussion of community and population ecology. Discusses foraging theories, life histories, resource allocation, and how to analyze a life table. Explains density dependent and independent factors, along with logistic growth rates and real world patterns of ecology. Includes competition for resources and other factors that limit population size.

Introduction to concepts needed for ecology: levels of ecological systems, physical factors of ecosystems, climate and precipitation patterns, soil types. Also introduces the two biome classification methods, and the various biome types found all over the world. Introduces adaptations to survive varying environments, and how these adaptations yield greater survivorship.

Evolution notes discussing the 3 main species definitions, and models of speciation, including visual aids. Discusses mechanisms of speciation including pre and post zygotic barriers, and genetic drift.

In-depth notes explaining the four evolutionary forces: natural selection, genetic drift, mutation, and gene flow, including alternatives to adaptation, such as indirect selection and exaptations. These notes explain frequency dependent selection, both positive and negative forms. Also explains the four genomic signatures of neutral sequence evolution, along with coevolution and mutualistic relationships. Discussion of sexual selection and its effect on microevolution patterns.

Everything covered mid-semester in Evolution Class. Discusses deep homology and early evolution of life, various patterns of evolution, and evolutionary development of vertebrate embryos. Includes toolkit genomic loci such as Hox genes and BMP4.

Everything covered in Unit One of Evolution: includes phylogenetic tree anatomy and types, along with various relationships among species on a tree. Discusses homologous characters, symplesiomorphies, autapomorphies, and synapomorphies, along with phyletic gradualism and EvoDevo.

In-depth notes about schizophrenia and its course, genetics, and statistics.

Abnormal Psychology notes discussing various eating disorders and their origins, addiction disorders such as substance abuse and gambling, and the paraphilic disorders.

Abnormal Psychology notes defining and discussing the mood disorders: includes unipolar and bipolar depression, major depression, factitious and conversion disorders, dissociative amnesia, and multiple personality disorder. Explains various psychological views and treatments.

Abnormal psychology class notes discussing models of psychology, deviance, and definitions of abnormal in a clinical setting. Dives into Anxiety Disorders such as generalized anxiety disorder, agoraphobia, panic disorder, and OCD.

Entomology notes discussing human-insect relationships. Notes on economics of entomology, pollination, insect biocontrol tactics, medical entomology and disease transmission, and agricultural pests.

Entomology class notes discussing physiology of insects, including insect nervous system, endocrine/exocrine system, muscular systems and flight mechanisms, insect embryo development, and behavior/ecology.

Entomology Unit One Notes: in depth notes on insect taxonomy, classes and families, history of evolution, insect anatomy, and life cycles. Includes biological mechanisms of molting, digestion, respiration, and circulation of insects.