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Semi-Automated Creation of Facet Hierarchies

Semi-Automated Creation of Facet Hierarchies. Marti Hearst School of Information, UC Berkeley Joint work with Dr. Emilia Stoica. Outline. Faceted Metadata Definition Advantages Flamenco: Search Interface Design using Faceted Metadata Castanet:

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Classification

Classification. Essential Question. How are animals classified? Vocabulary to know: Classification Vertebrate Invertebrate. Classification?. Animals are separated into groups or categories so that they are more easily studied and discussed by scientists and others. Two Main Animal Groups.

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Animal Classification A Writing Across Curriculum Activity

Animal Classification A Writing Across Curriculum Activity Grade 4 The learner will be able to classify animals by type according to their characteristics. Students will categorize the 5 groups of animals. (Mammals, fish, birds, reptiles, & amphibians). At the end of this activity you will:

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Review Science Unit 1

Review Science Unit 1. Cells and Animal Classification. Name each numbered cell part. 2 . The structure the arrow is pointing to A makes food for the cell B removes waste C controls substances moving into and out of the cell D provides energy.

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Basic anatomy of metazoa

Basic anatomy of metazoa. Peter Shaw. Overview.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. From the Zoo to YOU! Mego Chen Tiffany Fowler Liz Margush Alyce Porawski. What is a Mammal?.

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Classification

Classification. Classification?. Animals are separated into groups or categories so that they are more easily studied and discussed by scientists and others. . Animal Classification. Mammals Fish Birds Reptiles Amphibians. Mammals. Characteristics: Have teeth Have hair

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Classification

Classification. Classification?. Animals are separated into groups or categories so that they are more easily studied and discussed by scientists and others. Animal Classification. Mammals Fish Birds Reptiles Amphibians. Mammals. Characteristics: Have teeth Have hair

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Classification

Classification. Classification?. Animals are separated into groups or categories so that they are more easily studied and discussed by scientists and others. Animal Classification. Mammals Fish Birds Reptiles Amphibians. Mammals. Characteristics: Have teeth Have hair

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Plant and Animal Classification

Plant and Animal Classification. Amphibian. Mammal. I n verte b rate. Vertebrate any FARM B oy. Mollusk. VAScular. nonvascular. Angiosperm. Gymnosperm. Spruce tree. PROTist. Fungus.

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Welcome

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By Rebecca Edewaard

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White Tailed Deer

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. By your name and class. Mammals. Your description of mammals. Fish. Your description of fish. Birds. Your description of birds. Reptiles. Your description of reptiles. Amphibians. Your description of amphibians. Insects. Your description of insects.

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. 6 th Grade Science. Taxonomy. The study of classifying organisms. Why do we use taxonomy?. Keep order of living things. Communicate in the same language with other scientists around the world.

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Presented by Mrs. Miles 2010

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Animal Classification

Animal Classification. By your name and class. Mammals. Your description of mammals. Birds. Your description of birds. Reptiles. Your description of reptiles. Fish. Your description of fish. Amphibians. Your description of amphibians.

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AHSGE Review

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Project # 2: NETS

Project # 2: NETS. By: Jeanette Henry. 1. NET.S: Creativity and Innovation Students demonstrate creative thinking, construct knowledge, and develop innovative products and processes using technology. . How you can use it in the classroom:

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African cheetah

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