Dr. Bruce W. Grant and
Dr. Itzick Vatnick
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Department of Biology,
Widener University, Chester, PA, 19013
BWG office Loveland Hall # 9, ext. 4017, IV office Kirkbride # 516, ext. 4245
grant@pop1.science.widener.edu and
vatnick@pop1.science.widener.edu
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Assessment:
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Task: This assignment will assess your learning outcomes and experiences in the lab on the "Metabolism of Ectotherms and Endotherms."
Please answer the questions in the box below, and send me your responses by email.
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BIO 401: Assignment 6 - Metabolism of Ectotherms and Endotherms. [[Name:START]] replace this text with your name [[Name:END]] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Question 1. Examine the excel spreadsheet sheet containing your log log plots of body mass and metabolism
posted here: MetabolismLab1StudentResults.xls and answer the three questions below:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Question 2. What were three of the main ideas, general concepts, or principles that you were supposed to
understand and take with you from the lab: "Metabolism of Ectotherms and Endotherms"? [#2]
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Question 3. What was the one thing you learned from this lab that you will likely ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Question 4. What was one idea, concept, or principle that you really did not get from the lab (and the follow-up classroom discussions),
that you feel you were really were supposed to understand? [#4]
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Question 5. What was one idea, concept, or principle that you wanted to learn more about had there been more time? [#5]
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