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Food Webs- Ponds New
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The Logical Interface develops and distributes software for science and mathematics. Our software is in use in schools around Australia, New Zealand, South East Asia and Canada.For further information please contact Phil Jones at The Logical Interface from Australia on (02) 9541 0367, International (612) 9541 0367.
| Food Webs: Australian Woodlands | See On Line Catalogue for latest pricing. |
From NewByte Software
Simple to use software!
Software includes full Site Licence
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This outstanding software allows your students to investigate the food chains and webs of one of our most common community types. Construct hundreds of food chains and webs using the 30 organisms available. Discover the relationships between organisms by using the reproducible species information sheets or the on-line data base. Investigate the influence of introduced species such as the rabbit, fox and cat. |
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| Drosophila Genetics | See On Line Catalogue for latest pricing. |
From NewByte Software (Version 5.1 for the IBM.)
Save months of breeding with this versatile and simple to use software.
If you teach genetics by doing breeding experiments, you need to look at this software.
This breeding simulation is designed for senior students and encourages the
development of skills in scientific method. As a teaching tool it may be used
in a variety of teaching strategies.
Students visually count, categorise and record the
individual flies, making this a realistic science experience rather than
a second-hand data exercise.
69 reproducible pages contain 13 experiments to guide students through five types of inheritance.
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Inheritance investigated includes:
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NEW Features include:
6 genotype display modes including Vgvg, vg+vg or +vg.
Teacher blocking of genotype, XY, linkage and dominant gene
display.
Unlimited generations.
Unlimited flies in each generation.
Student involvement in the simulation is increased by physically
moving flies to examine them.
Hold selected flies, then use them as the next parents.
Use labelled jars to record each fly type or just drop the
fly into the morgue and record it by hand.
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From NewByte Software
Make Mendel's experiments come alive.
This GENETIC BREEDING SIMULATION PROGRAM enables students to collect and analyse raw data from experiments which take only a few minutes instead of months.
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The manual in this package includes 108 reproducible pages contain 24 experiments
to guide students through 5 types of inheritance.
Inheritance investigated includes:
Single Gene
Double Gene
Triple Gene
Codominance
Incomplete Dominance
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Rock Platform Ecology |
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From NewByte Software
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Field Study Simulation Your biology students will be able to study the physical, chemical and biological factors influencing the ocean rock platform communities of N.S.W. and Vic. using this popular software. The ideal way to prepare your students for an excursion or field study. Use it as a comparison study to allow your students to contrast the rock platform with another environment. Easily identify zonation patterns & community relationships. The extensive manual includes: classroom studies, computer aided studies, extensive organism profiles and more. Study sheets include: Zonation, Adaptations, The environment, Transect studies, Transect profile & Comparison studies. |
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From NewByte Software
Natural selection -Peppered Moths
This simulation directly involves the student in the predation process by allowing them to prey on
moths under different pollution conditions. 
Your students will gain a first-hand understanding of why a population of coloured moths can be replaced by one dominated by dark colours as a result of a change in the physical environment.
Population trends observed and analysed over 20 generations.
Graph and data displays track population variations.
Natural selection -Frogs
From NewByte Software
This simulation directly involves the student in the predation process by allowing them to prey on frogs of different colour and poison characteristics.
Excellent for advanced studies in natural selection, this
program explores the selective advantage of brightly coloured
poisonous frogs. Mimicry as a survival strategy can also be
studied.
Population trends are observed and analysed over 20 generations. graph and data displays track population variations.
Natural selection - Beetles
From NewByte Software
Examine the effects of predation on subgroups within a population and the effect
of population size on the viability of such subgroups. Great
for dealing with ecological concepts which relate to
population size, diversity and evolution.
Students can alter the initial beetle population and relative predation rates of the three beetle colours. The effect of their selections can be observed and analysed over 15 generations.