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1 Warm-up: Write two new things you have learned about lichens. Lichen cartoon, DevonMiddleSchool (2:06) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6UFRIAcWgY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6UFRIAcWgY Ecological Succession of Climax Forest, Buck&SonsLandscaping (6:22) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k03vxRYsJ4Y Lichens, Millie Davenport https://youtu.be/KEjpGwfEJl0https://youtu.be/KEjpGwfEJl0 Lichen Diversity https://youtu.be/YHBcW7Qhhpchttps://youtu.be/YHBcW7Qhhpc

2 Lichen = algae & fungi, or bacteria & fungi; in this example endolithic bacteria & fungi

3 Lichen cartoons

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