1. AGENDA – Ecosystem Service Notes, Video Data Set Corrections
NOVEMBER 29, OBJECTIVE – Students will discuss the benefits of ecosystem services provided by the Chesapeake Bay. Students will make revisions to their scientific writing. WARM-UP – Read the article on your table and answer the questions below. Questions #5-6 will require research on your electronic device. HOMEWORK – Biodiversity Quiz – 12/ Finish Data Set 3 Corrections – 11/30
AGENDA – Ecosystem Service Notes, Video
Data Set Corrections

2. MICROBES
A microbe, or “microscopic organism,” is a living thing that is too small to be seen with the naked eye.  
Examples:
Bacteria
Archaea   (r key a)
Fungi
Protists
Virus
Microscopic Animals
MACROINVERTEBRATES Macroinvertebrates are organisms that lack a spine and are large enough to be seen with the naked eye. Examples: flatworms, crayfish, snails, clams and insects, such as dragonflies.

3. Data Set Corrections #3 Claim: Complete sentence with respiratory rate and carbon dioxide concentration, uses increase/decrease Example: When the respiratory rate increases, the carbon dioxide concentration decreases. Evidence: Complete sentences. Respiratory rate and carbon dioxide concentration are in each sentence. Uses increase/decrease. 4 sets of numbers are includes with units of measurement. Follows beginning, middle and end. Example: The respiratory rate started at 10 breaths/min and the carbon dioxide concentration was 43 microliters. When the respiratory rate increased to 11 breaths/min the carbon dioxide concentration decreased to 40 microliters.

4. Data Set Corrections #4 Claim: Complete sentence with soil temperature, 28 C and average germination rate, pumpkin seeds Example: A soil temperature of 28 C resulted in the greatest germination rate of pumpkin seeds. Example: The soil temperature was 20 C and the germination rate of pumpkin seeds was 65 %. When the soil temperature increased to 24 C the average germination rate of pumpkin seeds increased to 78 %.