WOODLICE
Daan Rijpkema May 2009 T4Y - General Science X Words
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Aim..........................................................................................................................................................2 Hypothesis...............................................................................................................................................2 Materials .................................................................................................................................................3 Method ...................................................................................................................................................3 Variables..................................................................................................................................................5 Observations and Results .........................................................................................................................6 Conclusions .............................................................................................................................................9 Evaluation................................................................................................................................................9 Bibliography .......................................................................................................................................... 10
AIM
In this lab, I will predict, perform and interpret the behaviour of woodlice. As woodlice cannot talk or voice their reasoning, I will put them in a certain situation using stimuli and see how they behave. The stimuli used are temperature, light exposure and moisture conditions. By pitting 6 woodlice in a certain situation in which the stimuli is presented in two conditions (i.e. using the light exposure stimuli it would be light and dark) and seeing how they react over a certain time