Category: Bio 104
- What is cellular respiration? I know the answer, do you?
- How is cellular respiration related to what you measured in the cricket lab? I will publish my answer after everyone else!
18 March, 2019
Start: 12:10 PM Temp 67 degrees, cloudy
End 12:25
12:11 Unknown adult sitting, both chicks visible appear to be sleeping
12:14 Large chick sleeping, small chick looking around. Adult looking around
12:17 Both chicks sleeping. Adult looking around
12:21 Small chick looking around. Adult preening
12:24 Small chick upright looking around and vocalizing. Adult looking around
12:25 End
February 18, 2019 Nest Cam 1
Sunny and windy
Start: 10:10 AM – End 10:25
10:10 Adult standing and rolling eggs under body. Two eggs present, one is pipped (there is a hole made by the chick) !
10:12 Adult sitting, nest building camera zoomed in
10:18 —-10:25 Adult sitting looking around
- Looking at the CLASS DATA, what conclusions can you draw about the nutritional value of the meals/snack this group of students is consuming?
I was surprised that so many students were low on calories and carbohydrates. When I go to lunch in the Commons I see lots of choices for carbs in the form of rice and pasta, sometimes potatoes. At least at lunch it seems like there are many choices. I don’t know if this is true for other meals or on weekends.
- Assuming the majority of the food consumed is from the Commons dining hall and/or other venues on campus, what suggestions do you have for the food service managers.
Food services should maintain the variety and quality of choices they have at lunch over the other meals and on weekends. They could offer less fatty: fried foods and more grilled and baked protein rich foods to reduce fat intake.
- What spices do you wish were available in the dining hall? Are there nutrients in spices?
A wider variety of spices could be added to the cooking- flavorfull but not “hot” spices might make the meats more appealing. I don’t know if making spices available for application by customers would appeal.
Start: 10:36 AM Weather Cloudy One bird present sitting.
End 11:06 Single bird on nest the entire time.
10:37 – incubating, and nest building (picking at nest material) Fluffed, wings apart
10:40 – nest building
10:45 – preening
10: 46 – 10:50 nest building may be eating small bits?
10:54 – stood up, has 2 eggs, rolled both eggs under. Nest building and standing
10:56 – Settled back on eggs
10:58 – nest building
11:06 nest building, still same adult present.
I am going to post my eagle observations on this blog.
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