'Longhorn cattle' diaporamas de présentation

Looking to the West (1860-1900)

Looking to the West (1860-1900). Miners, Ranchers, Farmers, Cowboys. OPVL #1. Mining. Young, single men Desire to strike it rich Cherry Creek, CO Other CO places in the mountains Helena, MT Virginia City, NV Black Hills (South Dakota). The Mining Frontier.

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Changes on the Plains. Lesson 1 Link East to West . Timeline: 1844-1869 Vocabulary: transcontinental, prejudice Main Ideas: Telegraph made it faster to send messages over long distances. Transcontinental railroads made traveling and shipping easier and faster. Samuel Morse .

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Bos Taurus

Bos Taurus. Comparing bovine phenotypes developed through selective breeding with bovine adaptation and development through natural selection and the selective influence of diverse biomes. Vocabulary.

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Bos Taurus Comparing Natural Selection in Ecosystems of Diverse Biomes

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American West The Cattle Industry

American West The Cattle Industry. Beginnings

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science.howstuffworks/ animal-camouflage.htm

http://www.tburg.k12.ny.us/mcdonald/camouflage.jpg. science.howstuffworks.com/ animal-camouflage.htm. http://www.longhorn-cattle.com/camo.html. http://www.longhorn-cattle.com/camo.html. lkhjlkj. http://www.fcps.k12.va.us/StratfordLandingES/Ecology/Insects/Northern%20Walkingstick/3057066.jpg.

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The Texas cattle kingdom Unit 9, Lesson 2

The Texas cattle kingdom Unit 9, Lesson 2. By Mrs. Villanueva. The texas cattle kingdom Unit 9, Lesson 2. In the 1500s the Spanish explorers brought cattle to Texas. This cattle was very thin and not the type of cattle you might see today.

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