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Welcome to 2015!!!
Can anybody explain how the event works/what it consists of? Thanks in advance.

From what I've seen, Bio-Process is usually administered in station tests. These stations can range from simple metric unit conversion (e.g., convert 3.476 kg into grams), the scientific process (e.g., identifying variables), and graph interpretation, all the way to more complicated biological concepts (e.g., cell division, heredity, etc.). Oh, and another important aspect of the event is the anatomy of a microscope (e.g., what each part is called, what each part does).

So basically it's a super-broad range of stuff? Also, is there a note sheet/binder?

Very very very VERY excited that there is at least a BIT of heredity anywhere in B division this year!!!

scienceswimmer4 wrote:Very very very VERY excited that there is at least a BIT of heredity anywhere in B division this year!!!

Ha same, we were amazing at Heredity.

So excited for anything heredity related!

Can someone tell me what the attached images are?

I think those are both types of bacteria (that might have been obvious) besides that, I have no idea.

PicturePerfect wrote:So excited for anything heredity related!

Can someone tell me what the attached images are?

Well, the bottom one is pseudomonas aeruginosa, but I'm not exactly sure what the top one is. Where did you get these images? Why do you need to know?
Edit: I found the top image. It appears to be an onion root tip at 40x magnification.

John Richardsim wrote:

PicturePerfect wrote:So excited for anything heredity related!

Can someone tell me what the attached images are?

Edit: I found the top image. It appears to be an onion root tip at 40x magnification.

Ohh... I feel dumb now, we saw that exact picture in life science 7th grade