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Symbiotic Relationships and Metamorphosis

Symbiotic Relationships and Metamorphosis. By: Brianna Shields November 1, 2004. DO NOW. Please lay your ecology flashcards out on your desk ( 4 across x 5 down) with the definition side up.

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Parts of an Insect

Parts of an Insect. HEAD. The head is the front of the three body parts of an adult insect. It bears the eyes (usually a pair of compound eyes), the antennae and the mouthpart s. Thorax.

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Week 35 Science BA

Week 35 Science BA. Review. Why does the Sun look larger than the North Star?. The sun can be seen at night The sun is closer to the earth The Sun is a giant ball of hot, bright gases The Sun gives off light. [Default] [MC Any] [MC All].

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Table of Contents

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Ladybugs

Ladybugs. By: Mrs. Wilson April 26, 2007. Appearance. Ladybugs come in many colors A ladybugs head has a shield A ladybugs body has two sets of wings, inner and outer wings Not all ladybug wings have spots Ladybugs have 6 legs. Diet. Aphids are a main source of food

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Life Cycles

Life Cycles. By:. This is the * stage of the ladybug life cycle. This is the * stage of the ladybug life cycle. What happens after this stage?. The ladybug will lay *. How did the baby change?. baby. adult. *. *. Who belongs to who?.

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Life Cycles

Life Cycles. By:. This is the * stage of the ladybug life cycle. This is the * stage of the ladybug life cycle. What happens after this stage?. The ladybug will lay *. How did the baby change?. baby. adult. *. *. Who belongs to who?.

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Life Cycles

Life Cycles. By:. This is the * stage of the ladybug life cycle. This is the * stage of the ladybug life cycle. What happens after this stage?. The ladybug will lay *. How did the baby change?. baby. adult. *. *. Who belongs to who?.

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Life Cycle of a Ladybug

Life Cycle of a Ladybug. By: Erica. Egg. Interesting Facts: They are small, oval, and pale yellow May produce 1,000 eggs Emerges in about in 4 days Laid on a plant infested with aphids. Stage 1. Larva. Interesting Facts: They look long, black, and spiky.

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