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Chapter 18 Conservation of Biodiversity

Chapter 18 Conservation of Biodiversity. The 6 th Mass Extinction. Mass extinction- extinction of many species in a relatively short amount of geologic time Extinction- when there are no longer any of the species in the world.

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NAVY MEDICINE UPDATE For Navy ACP

NAVY MEDICINE UPDATE For Navy ACP. Christopher M. Culp, MD, FACP CAPT, MC, USN Commanding Officer Naval Hospital Bremerton.

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The Ocelot: An Endangered Species

The Ocelot: An Endangered Species. BY: Zhara Marcelle Form 1L. Introduction. My resource is wildlife. The animal I chose is the ocelot. The ocelot is spotted and is similar to a leopard or jaguar.

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Rain forest

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The Ocelot: An Endangered Species

The Ocelot: An Endangered Species. BY: Zhara Marcelle Form 1L. Introduction. My resource is wildlife. The animal I chose is the ocelot. The ocelot is spotted and is similar to a leopard or jaguar.

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Teacher Information!

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Teacher Information!

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The Future of Planet Earth: Reminders from previous classes

The Future of Planet Earth: Reminders from previous classes. Heat impact on ecosystems. backup copy. Global Warming. Roger Revelle & Charles Keeling began taking daily measurements of CO2 at top of Mauna Loa in 1958 Pre- idustrial levels were 280 ppm. Global Warming Feedbacks.

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The Eastern Puma

The Eastern Puma. By Jack Hayden. Characteristics. 5-9 feet long, weighing 100-200 pounds Primarily eats hoofed animals such as deer Will also eat smaller mammals, birds, fish, and arthropods Lives anywhere from mountains to swamps and forests, and rests in caves

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Extinction and Endangerment of Animals

Extinction and Endangerment of Animals . By Yeomans Vaamainuu Room 17. Definition of Extinction. Extinction is when an animal species has totally died out and will be gone forever

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Endangered Species

Endangered Species. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) A federal bureaucracy Too few people Insufficient funding. The Law. The 1973 Endangered Species Act Anyone can petition the FWS to put a species on the Endangered Species List. The FWS then must review the case. The Process.

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Ecology and You: Ecosystem Perturbation

Ecology and You: Ecosystem Perturbation. Group 5 Lorelei Patrick Peter Stiling Riaz Khan Xavier Gonzales Adelaide Rhodes Facilitators: Donata Henry and Conrad Toepfer. Learning Outcomes. Predict the outcome of perturbation on ecosystems

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Barrier Islands and the Coastal Zone

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Invasive, Keystone, Indicator, Extinct, and Threatened Endangered Species Project

Invasive, Keystone, Indicator, Extinct, and Threatened Endangered Species Project. Jennifer Ottersbach. Russian Olive Elaeagnus angustifolia. native to Eurasia; introduced into the U.S. in the 1800s for ornamental purposes

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Birds of Prey

Birds of Prey. Hunting birds. Types of Birds. Falcons Hawks Sea gulls Condors Ravens Eagles. Night hunters High flying Strong beaks Strong claws. Bigger than its prey Great vision Aggressive fighters Territorial. Characteristics of birds of prey. Condors.

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Endangered Species Act of 1973

Endangered Species Act of 1973. By: Ceci Tucker . Endangered Species Act of 1973. The Endangered Species Act of 1973 was created to provide conservation of endangered and threatened species of fish, wildlife, and plants. The Act came into being as Americans

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Red Foxes

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