'Abalone shell' diaporamas de présentation

What if we could assemble the basic ingredients of life the way nature does it, atom by atom and molecule by molecule?

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California & West Coast

California & West Coast. Introduction Natural Environment West Coastal Pacific Culture History. Introduction. Geographically and ecologically defined: The archaeological subarea of California Corresponds roughly with the state of California Includes portions of Extreme western Arizona

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Phylum - Mollusca

Phylum - Mollusca. The soft-bodied animals with a calcium carbonate shell. Mollusca is the second largest animal phylum on earth. There are as many as 200,000 species.

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Pasquala Chapter 2

Men in Moccasins. Pasquala Chapter 2. The tule elk is one of two subspecies of elk native to California. Tule elk. Stalks of hala. Stalk: the main part of the stem A small b amboo plant, that grew along the river banks. Motar and pestle.

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Nanotechnology and The Virus World

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Key to 30 objects

Key to 30 objects. Motion machine Lichen (crustose type) Virus (bacteriophage) Bracket fungi Walking sticks Coprolite (fossilized scat) Hydra (budding) Nautilus shell Shark jaw (mako?) Crystals- stilbite Radiolarians Computer Rhinoceros beetle Corn plant stem

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Abalone Color, Facts, Power, Mythology, History and Myths

Abalone for the countless ages is believed to carry the spiritual oomph with it. Traditionally known to be the ears of the beautiful ocean, it is used for offering prayers to the divine.

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