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Tree thinking in scholarship biology

Tree thinking in scholarship biology. Rob Cruickshank Department of Ecology Lincoln University.

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Marine Mammals

Marine Mammals. General Info. Evolved from reptiles Now ~4500 species Endothermic (Warm-blooded) Skin has hair Very large brain, very complex Adaptable, can live anywhere there is air to breathe and food to eat. General Info. Most are viviparous (give birth to live young)

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Wake up America

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Baby, It Is Cold Outside!

Baby, It Is Cold Outside!. Homeschool Web Activity December 2012 Houston Zoo . Temperature Drops . There are many places on Earth with extreme temperature drops High up in the mountains in the upper elevations, temperatures drop

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SHARKS

SHARKS. By : Wajeha khan. Table of contents . Chapter 1 :Environment , Chapter 2 :Survival , Chapter 3 : Characteristics , Chapter 4 : Development , Chapter 5 : Breeds , Chapter 6 : Fun Fact. . Environment.

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Thursday December 6, 2012

Thursday December 6, 2012. Learning Target : I can describe flow of energy within an ecosystem. Essential question : Why is an energy pyramid designed in the shape that it is? What evidence do you have to support this.

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Coastal Ocean

Coastal Ocean. Laws of ocean ownership Estuaries Humans interactions. Laws of ownership. Freedom of the Seas UN Law of the Sea Territorial Sea Exclusive Economic Zone. Estuaries. Where rivers meet the sea Embayment Mixing of salt and fresh water Protected from waves and storms

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Animals of Ecuador

Animals of Ecuador. Photos and Text by Katherine Williams. Land Iguana. This iguana lives in a park. The hotel workers feed it cabbage. Pelican. The pelican eats fish from the ocean. Llama. The llama lives in the Andes Mountains. Llamas eat grass. Parrots.

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Native Americans

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The Republic of Peru

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Prince William Sound

Prince William Sound. Transporting and treating oiled birds. Body counts animals after the spill.

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Sea Lion

Sea Lion.

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Our journey through our bridge topic

Our journey through our bridge topic . Made by Fabulous Francesca Cheeky Charlie-Rose and Lovely Lilli. The River trip.

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Marine Mammals

Marine Mammals. Class Mammalia (Includes humans!) Includes porpoises, dolphins, whales, seals, sea lions, walruses, sea otters, manatees, and dugongs. Evolved from land ancestors Breath with lungs, birth live young, have mammary glands with milk, and hair. . Common Features.

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Supernatural British Columbia

Supernatural British Columbia. Power Point presents: The Harbour Seal. Harbour Seals. Harbour seals and Sea Lions belong to a group of animals called Pinnipeds Harbour seals are agile swimmer and eat on variety of fish, crustaceans and molluscs

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Pros and cons: naval base Kitsap Bangor

Pros and cons: naval base Kitsap Bangor. By: alexia Romero . Pros . The navy should be able to use the animals and or sea lions to guard from intruders because animals are a very smart species and they can smell who is approaching just like they can smell their preys. . Pros .

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Western Indians

Western Indians. By: Kylie, Shade, Fran, Garrett. Homes. Paiute: brush shelters Miwok: houses of wood Some Indian tribes: teepees Some Pomo tribes: teepees Ute: cone shaped houses Most Western tribes: pit houses, planks split from redwood Cherokee: teepee Navajo: hogans

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Western Indians

Western Indians. By: Kylie, Shade, Fran, Garrett. Homes. Paiute: brush shelters Miwok: houses of wood Some Indian tribes: teepees Some Pomo tribes: teepees Ute: cone shaped houses Most Western tribes: pit houses, planks split from redwood Cherokee: teepee Navajo: hogans

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Seals

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