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[[BISC 111/113 | <font face="trebuchet ms" style="color:#2171B7"> '''Introduction to Organismal Biology Lab''' </font>]] | [[BISC 111/113 | <font face="trebuchet ms" style="color:#2171B7"> '''Introduction to Organismal Biology Lab''' </font>]] | ||
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# Integrate research results with primary literature on population dynamics | # Integrate research results with primary literature on population dynamics | ||
# Present research results to student colleagues | # Present research results to student colleagues | ||
# Review Population concepts from labs 2, 11 & 12 for the lab practical | |||
=='''Lab 12 Overview'''== | =='''Lab 12 Overview'''== | ||
I. Presentation of research results | I. Presentation of research results<br> | ||
II. Review guidelines for the final lab report | II. Review guidelines for the final lab report<BR> | ||
III. '''Prepare for the lab practical''' | |||
=='''Research Presentations'''== | |||
Presentation of research results in written and/or oral form is a key component of the scientific process. By sharing our results, we open them to discussion and criticism, | Presentation of research results in written and/or oral form is a key component of the scientific process. By sharing our results, we open them to discussion and criticism, tracing a route for further learning about the natural world. | ||
=='''Research Paper'''== | |||
Turn in research paper on your "Tribolium" experiment on the last day of classes. A full scientific paper in the Biological Sciences consists of the following sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Literature Cited. Follow the guidelines of your instructor regarding the sections to be included in your report. | |||
Please refer to the chapter [[BISC_111/113:Science_Writing_Guidelines | Science Writing Guidelines]] of the Wiki for a reminder of what should be covered in each of these sections. Procedures for constructing graphs and running statistical tests are available in the chapter [[BISC_111/113:Statistics_and_Graphing | Statistics and Graphing]]. | |||
Revision as of 06:52, 25 January 2015
Objectives
- Integrate research results with primary literature on population dynamics
- Present research results to student colleagues
- Review Population concepts from labs 2, 11 & 12 for the lab practical
Lab 12 Overview
I. Presentation of research results
II. Review guidelines for the final lab report
III. Prepare for the lab practical
Research Presentations
Presentation of research results in written and/or oral form is a key component of the scientific process. By sharing our results, we open them to discussion and criticism, tracing a route for further learning about the natural world.
Research Paper
Turn in research paper on your "Tribolium" experiment on the last day of classes. A full scientific paper in the Biological Sciences consists of the following sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Literature Cited. Follow the guidelines of your instructor regarding the sections to be included in your report.
Please refer to the chapter Science Writing Guidelines of the Wiki for a reminder of what should be covered in each of these sections. Procedures for constructing graphs and running statistical tests are available in the chapter Statistics and Graphing.
