Asking Questions in Biology

CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 26.06.01

  1. Unit Guide
  1. Introduction
  2. School Profile
  3. Rationale
  4. Background Knowledge And Content Objectives
  5. Instructional Strategies
  6. Lessons And Activities
  7. Annotated Bibliography
  8. Annotated Bibliography For Students
  9. Appendix On Implementing District Standards
  10. Notes

Exploring Geometric Isometry and Disproportionality with Allometry

Marissa J. Brown

Published September 2026

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Notes

[1] California Dashboard (website).

[2] Silver Creek High School (website).

[3] AVID Secondary (website).

[4] Shingleton, “Allometry,” 1.

[5] California Reveal Geometry, 182a.

[6] California Reveal Geometry (online textbook).

[7] California Reveal Geometry, (online textbook).

[8] California Reveal Geometry, (online textbook).

[9] California Reveal Geometry, (online textbook).

[10]  Shingleton, “Allometry,” 1.

[11] Shingleton, “Allometry,” 2.

[12] Waikiki Aquarium (website).

[13] Osterloff, “What Is an Ammonite?.” (website).

[14] California Reveal Geometry (online textbook), 422.

[15] Shingleton, “Allometry,” 2-3.

[16] Berger, “A More Beautiful Question,” 16.

[17] Firestein, “Ignorance,” 11.

[18] Berger, “A More Beautiful Question,” 58.

[19] Berger, “A More Beautiful Question,” 57-58.

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