Megan Marie White Izaguirre

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

It’s been fun, mind blowing, and stressful, but it was cool to work with y’all and the class in general was an adventure, as well as the teacher! Thanks for the experience! I had the best group and a funny and smart teacher that uses memes! @NutmegSomething #Bio110fall19

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

During our little experiments with plants. At first we thought Aaron’s plant(left) had won the competition for the one that grew the most, turns out i was the actual winner. #Bio110fall19 @NutmegSomething

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

Before there was some kind of fire at Harper and the weather got this cold. I was able to photograph some ducks and a cranberry tree at school. @NutmegSomething #Bio110fall19

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

Can’t get over this cutie! We should’ve had onyx as our class pet from day one! We all needed that emotional support... @NutmegSomething #Bio110fall19

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

Although it wasn’t much fun for Piglet, it was lost of fun for me! It’s pretty cool to discover how similar are both human and pigs insides😂 btw look at the tail! It’s so cute😭 @NutmegSomething #Bio110fall19

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

I have O+ blood! Which is the most common type of blood, but is the one with the highest demand! Why? O+ blood is compatible with any red blood cells that are positive (A+, B+, AB+, O+). @NutmegSomething #Bio110fall19

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

@NutmegSomething #Bio110fall19

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

Just a funny tweet, going back to the check cells..... @NutmegSomething

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

@NutmegSomething thinking about you again..... 😂😂😂

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

@NutmegSomething I saw this and thought about you right away. Lol

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

#Bio110fall19 @NutmegSomething Lipids are non polar, due to the fact that they don’t mix with water. Sudan IV is soluble in lipids, but not in water. Vegetable oil was used as an indicator and when mixed with water it remained in the surface and Sudan IV was dissolved in the oil.

[Megan Marie White Izaguirre @MeganMarieWhit3]

#Bio110fall19 @NutmegSomething Lily Pads grow in lakes and ponds. I know this, because I live in front of a lake and once while paddle boarding, I tried reaching for one, thinking it was just floating and I almost fell. I wasn’t aware that they were attached to stems 15ft long.