What to Learn?

  1. Prokaryotes: bacteria: occurrence, diversity (ecology, nutrition), cyanbacteria, how they affect human life.
  2. Protozoans: common features, differences with animals; diversity.
  3. Algae: common features, differences with plants; diversity.
  4. Fungi: common features, differences with plants and animals; diversity; classification; anatomy of mushrooms; common mushrooms.

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Bacteria

Bacteria.You might not see them, but they're there.

Protozoans and Algae

Microscopic world I.Beautiful movie showing algae, protozoans and small invertebrates dancing in a lake.

Small world.Much the same thing as the previous one. Protozoans and lots of algae.

Amoeba gobbles algae cells.Well, they do have to eat also, don't they?

Cilia and flagella.More on protozoan movement. With sound.

Fungi

Fungi.Fungi in all their beautiness.

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Science Helpdesk is a website meant to help on developing the scientific contents for the Bilingual Project Integrated Curriculum designed by the Spanish Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia and the British Council.

This website is currently under construction. This means that (a) you could spot some relevant errors in the rendering of the pages - please use the "Contact" form below to report to the webmaster, (b) that it is not feature complete, and (c) and that some sections are a bit short of contents - expect it to be more or less finished by june 2009.

This website has been designed and developed by Arturo J. Murias, currently working in the I.E.S. "Francisco Salinas" (Salamanca, Spain) as a Science teacher in the Bilingual Project.

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