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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<br> | I. Presentation of research results<br> | ||
II. Review guidelines for the final lab report | II. Review guidelines for the final lab report<BR> | ||
=='''Research Presentations'''== | =='''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'''== | ||
Please refer to the [[ | 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]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:11, 20 August 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
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.
