Posted: April 12th, 2017

Lastly, why is similarity an important reproductive strategy?

1. In your own words, define training, and explain how training has evolved from training as an event to learning. Discuss the difference between learning and knowledge in your response. 200 word min

2. Explain the organizational characteristics that influence training. Explain which of these characteristics you think is the most important and why. 200 word min

3. In your own words describe the forces that affect workplace and learning. Explain the forces addressed by Noe and also provide at least one example of a force not found in the textbook. 200 word min

1. The organisms in the Phylum Mollusca are very diverse. What are the subgroups? What are the critical identifying characteristics for each of these groups?

2. Compare and contrast Pteropods and Heteropods. How are they similar? How are they different?

3. What are the major cephalopod subgroups? What are the identifying characteristics for each of these?

4.  Why are priapulid worms (like the cactus worm) more complex than annelid worms?

5. What is ecdysis and why is this process important.

6. Lastly, why is semalparity an important reproductive strategy? What is this, which organisms do this, and how is this different from iteroparity. Be sure to use examples in your respon