'Big horn sheep' diaporamas de présentation

Soil is more than dirt

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Chapter 2: Elicited behavior, Habituation, and sensitization

Chapter 2: Elicited behavior, Habituation, and sensitization. Elicited Behavior behavior is a reaction to a stimulus in the environment. Food ? salivation Bright light ? pupil dilation. The simplest form of elicited behavior is the reflex. Components of a Reflex Arc

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NATURAL SELECTION

NATURAL SELECTION. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nS1tEnfkk6M. ***READ 8.1***. Types of Selection. Directional Selection: when selection favour individuals with a more extreme variation of a trait; selection that favours an increase or decrease in the

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Hoofed Mammals

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Water Chevrotain

Water Chevrotain. Wart Hog. Red Brocket. Indian Sambar. White-Tailed Deer. Chamois. Hartebeest. Bohor Reedbuck. Klipspringer. Chausinga or Four-Horned Antelope. Guar. Duiker. Bongo. Aoudad or Barbary Sheep. Big Horn Sheep.

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The Desert Biome

The Desert Biome. By: Kyle Janssen; Quentin. Where it is. Description. Dry. Barren. Sand, Sand, and more Sand. Rainfall. Less than 50 cm per year. Latitude. 26 N. Plants. Herbivores. Kangaroo Rat: It adapted to the lack of water in the desert.

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By Jeremy Terrell Angel Sammy Eddie Lestat

Our Colorado History Project. By Jeremy Terrell Angel Sammy Eddie Lestat. John Evans was the second governor of the statehood people in 1862-1863.

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The Shoshone Tribe

The Shoshone Tribe. By: McKenna. Table of Contents. Dedication page Where did the Shoshone tribe live? What work did men, women , and children do? Where there any special ceremonies this tribe did? What kind of house did the Shoshone tribe live in? What kind of food did they eat?

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The Mojave Desert

The Mojave Desert. By Emily Cordle. Biomes. A biome is a large geographical area of plants and animals that have adapted to live there. Where it Is on a map. Consumers, Producers, and Decomposers. .

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Livestock animals

Livestock animals. Food and Fiber. First food and fiber animal was the sheep ( Ovis Aries) Reasons :. They stay together, survive off poorer and marginal land, manageable size, low aggression, and versatile. New Zealand-North Island. Origin of Ovis aries.

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HABITAT DEVELOPMENT FOR WILDLIFE PRODUCTION

HABITAT DEVELOPMENT FOR WILDLIFE PRODUCTION. Original Power Point Created by Julie Harlin Modified by Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office June 2002. OBJECTIVES. Recognize the adaptation of life forms through natural selection

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Rocky Mountain Forest

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Inquiry Project

Inquiry Project. What do you want to know more about???. Most importantly...something you are interested in. (but you are sure there are enough resources to answer your question). The question is open to research, you don't already know the answer.

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Northeast Southeast Midwest Southwest West

The Midwest: Wisconsin. The Northeast.

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Northeast Southeast Midwest Southwest West

The Midwest: Wisconsin. The Northeast.

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Northeast Southeast Midwest Southwest West

The Northeast. The Midwest : Wisconsin. Read on to learn about the regions of the United States as well as a state or area unique to that region.

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