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Animal Research Powerpoint Presentation

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Patterns of Heredity and Human Genetics

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The Environment

The Environment. Biomes. Terms Review. The study of interactions of living things with the living(biotic) and non-living( abiotic ) things in their environment . Living/Biotic examples Non-living/ abiotic examples. Organization in Ecology.

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Factors Affecting Population Change

Factors Affecting Population Change. 14.3. Review:. How did the introduction of zebra mussels affect the health of the Illinois River? What is a density-dependant factor?

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Life science R eview Homework

Life science R eview Homework. BY: Narona orana !. Water cycle. Water cycle. 1. Draw and label a diagram of the water cycle . Be sure to have the following label: Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, runoff, transpiration, and accumulation . Condensation.

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Biomes

Biomes. Terrestrial Biomes. What is a Biome ?. A biome is a large geographical area of distinctive plant and animal groups adapted to that particular environment. The climate and geography of a region determines what type of biome can exist in that region .

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Arctic Tundra

Arctic Tundra. Jonathan Giumi & Noah Alleyne Due date: Oct 15 2013 Teacher: M.Sicoli. Where & What???.

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Save the Arctic Foxes!!!

Save the Arctic Foxes!!!. By Zack and Giovanni. Where they live . Arctic foxes live throughout the entire Arctic tundra, through Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Russia, Norway, Scandinavia, and even Iceland.It is the only land mammal in those places. How the arctic foxes look like.

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Who Eats Who?

Who Eats Who?. SMS 6 th Grade Science. Big Ideas. Ecosystem Roles. Producer-Consumer Relationship Finding understandings. Take a common lunch menu: cheeseburger, fries, and chocolate milkshake. On paper write down each of the meal items across the top.

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Arctic fox

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L ocation

The Arctic By Damien Bartell . L ocation. It is at the top of the world by the North Pole. It will take you like a year to get there! It is freezing to death out there! . Climate.

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By Meghan Gr.4

Characteristics. Life Cycle. Inuit Uses. Habitat. Where I got my information. The Arctic Fox. By Meghan Gr.4. Babies. Enemies & Defense. Food. Characteristics.

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Ecosystem Snapshot: TUndra

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My Ending Project

My Ending Project. By Ashley Palm. Polar Mammals. Written by Larry Dane Brimmer. Genre. The genre of this book is non-fiction. My Recommendation. I recommend this book to everyone who loves Arctic foxes, polar bears, or any other Tundra animal. Summary.

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Arctic Foxes

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Artic Fox

Artic Fox. By Michal. habitat. The arctic fox lives in the artic. It is very cold and windy where they live. . babies. Baby arctic foxes are called kits or pups. Baby foxes look like their mom and dads. Kits start hunting at 14 weeks. Babies are born inside dens. Predators .

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Arctic Tundra

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Arctic Foxes

Arctic Foxes. By: Mackizee S tubbs. Body. All Arctic foxes are mammals. Their thick fur keeps them warm. A Arctic fox grows to 18 to 17 pounds and (8 kilograms). Habitat. Arctic foxes live near the North Pole . This place is cold and snowy. Arctic Foxes dig dens in the cold snow.

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The Arctic fox

By Shannah. The Arctic fox. Classification of the Arctic fox. The Arctic fox is a carnivore. The Arctic fox is a Mammal. The Arctic fox Habitat. Tundra and coastal areas of Alaska on the Arctic and Bering Seas ,and raining as far south as the Aleutian islands.

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By: Qian Yi Class:4/3

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