Heterotrophic nutrition

Subject: Biology

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: b1820
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At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– define heterotrophic nutrition
– define digestion
– present the types of digestion
– present examples of heterotrophic organisms
– describe saprotrophic nutrition using fungi as an example
– explain how nutritional requirements in animals change at different stages of development.

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Division of organis... Illustration Modes of feeding in... Slideshow Heterotrophic nutri... Whiteboard exercise Transport of nutrie... Animation Heterotrophs – th... Whiteboard exercise Where does digestio... Animation Digestion and where... Whiteboard exercise One organism and tw... Animation Types of heterotrophs Slideshow Modes of feeding Illustration Holozoic animals Slideshow Saprotrophs Slideshow Parasites Slideshow Types of heterotrop... Whiteboard exercise Extra-cellular dige... Slideshow Saprotrophic organi... Whiteboard exercise Changing nutritiona... Slideshow The food consumed a... Whiteboard exercise Comparison of types... Illustration

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Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Biology

Food ingestion and digestion

37. Heterotrophic nutrition

YDP SA

Keywords

digestion, fungi, autotroph, nutrition, heterotroph, digestive enzymes, heterotrophic organisms, coenocyte, lignin, mining, heterotrophic nutrition, saprotrophic nutrition, Saprotrophic organisms, photoautotroph, heterotrophic

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