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    Here are two responses to classmates' contributions: To Classmate 1: I agree with your point about the central importance of carbon in living organisms. Carbon's ability to form long chains and rings allows for the complex molecules like proteins, carbohydrates and nucleic acids that are essential for life. Its prevalence on Earth has made carbon the backbone of all known life. To Classmate 2: You make a good observation about the role of carbon in the atmosphere. As one of the main components of carbon dioxide and methane, carbon plays a key part in regulating the planet's temperature and facilitating photosynthesis. The carbon cycle demonstrates how carbon is continuously exchanged between the air, biosphere, oceans, and geosphere. This recycling of carbon is

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    Here are two responses to classmates' contributions: To Classmate 1: I agree with your point about the central importance of carbon in living organisms. Carbon's ability to form long chains and rings allows for the complex molecules like proteins, carbohydrates and nucleic acids that are essential for life. Its prevalence on Earth has made carbon the backbone of all known life. To Classmate 2: You make a good observation about the role of carbon in the atmosphere. As one of the main components of carbon dioxide and methane, carbon plays a key part in regulating the planet's temperature and facilitating photosynthesis. The carbon cycle demonstrates how carbon is continuously exchanged between the air, biosphere, oceans, and geosphere. This recycling of carbon is

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    Here are two responses to classmates' contributions: To Classmate 1: I agree with your point about the central importance of carbon in living organisms. Carbon's ability to form long chains and rings allows for the complex molecules like proteins, carbohydrates and nucleic acids that are essential for life. Its prevalence on Earth has made carbon the backbone of all known life. To Classmate 2: You make a good observation about the role of carbon in the atmosphere. As one of the main components of carbon dioxide and methane, carbon plays a key part in regulating the planet's temperature and facilitating photosynthesis. The carbon cycle demonstrates how carbon is continuously exchanged between the air, biosphere, oceans, and geosphere. This recycling of carbon is

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    Here are two responses to classmates' contributions: To Classmate 1: I agree with your point about the central importance of carbon in living organisms. Carbon's ability to form long chains and rings allows for the complex molecules like proteins, carbohydrates and nucleic acids that are essential for life. Its prevalence on Earth has made carbon the backbone of all known life. To Classmate 2: You make a good observation about the role of carbon in the atmosphere. As one of the main components of carbon dioxide and methane, carbon plays a key part in regulating the planet's temperature and facilitating photosynthesis. The carbon cycle demonstrates how carbon is continuously exchanged between the air, biosphere, oceans, and geosphere. This recycling of carbon is

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    Name: Hillary Ovalle Gonzalez Student´s number:2919111

    Course Title: Teacher’s Name:


    Life science Cristina Aracely Ramírez De la Garza

    Module: Activity:
    1 5
    Date: 16/Feb/2021
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    %20molecules.
    Branch of energy Example
    Cell biology or citology The study of a prokaryotic cell
    Is the study of cell structure and function.
    Developmental biology -the appearance of transitions from
    Is the science that investigate how a fish to amphibians to reptiles.
    variety of interacting processes generate -the appearance of gill-like structures
    an organism heterogeneous shape. invertebrate embryo development.
    Marine biology -the study of oceans, lakes and rivers
    The scientific study of organisms living in
    or dependent on the oceans.
    Botany The anatomy of plants
    Studies the plants from the cellular level
    Ecology the study of human beings and their
    it investigations of the collaborations and relationship with the environment
    associations between living things
    Physiology The organs that make up the human
    Studies the functions of the organs and being and the functioning of cells.
    tissues of the human body.
    Genetics The DNA and the characteristics that
    Studies how hereditary characters are are transmitted
    transmitted from generation to generation
    Identify the bioelements in the following structures.
    Nitrogen Hydrogen, carbon
    Hydrogen
    Carbon

    Carbon, oxygen,
    hydrogen Carbon
    Hydrogen
    Sulfur
    Biomolecule Structure
    Carbohydrates

    1. glucose 2. Ribose
    Lipids

    1. fats 2. Steroid

    Proteins 1. Aspartic acid 2. Hemoglobin

    Nucleic acids

    1.DNA 2. RNA
    1. Write your opinion about the importance of carbon as a chemical
    element in planet’s life.

    Carbon can be found in the atmosphere, so we are in constant contact, its


    importance on the planet is much greater than one believes, and this is
    because carbon is used daily in everyday life and all living beings are made
    up of that element.

    2. Provide feedback to the contribution of at least two classmates.

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