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Modelling Biological Knowledge with OWL

Modelling Biological Knowledge with OWL. Robert Stevens and Georgina Moulton Bio-Health Informatics Group School of Computer Science University of Manchester UK robert.stevens@manchester.ac.uk georgina.moulton@manchester.ac.uk. Introduction.

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Talking to Your Members About Retirement Planning

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Animal Kingdom

Animal Kingdom. SB3b. Compare how structures and functions vary between the 6 kingdoms (Animals) . General Characteristics of the Kingdom :. All animals are multicellular . Their cells group together to form tissues which then group to form organs which further group into organ systems.

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Culinary presentation

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Chemical Elements and Water

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Chordates 1

Chordates 1. Chordate Taxonomy. Chordates: Single dorsal hollow nerve cord Gill slits Notochord. Jawless = class Agnatha i.e. lamprey Cartilaginous fish= class Chondrichthyes i.e. sharks and rays Bony fish = class Osteichthyes i.e. tuna and salmon

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Biomolecules

Biomolecules. The Building Blocks of Life. Biomolecules are Organic Molecules. Molecules containing Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, and Oxygen . 2. They make up living organisms Examples : Methane (CH 4 ) Glucose (C 6 H 12 O 6 ) are all organic molecules

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The Skeletal System

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Animal Phyla

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MY FAVOURITE BIRD

MY FAVOURITE BIRD. By Sarah Pickard Form 1 London. There are many birds in the world but my favourite bird is a BUDGIE . Birds are VERTIBRATE animals . This means that they have a back bone . This is a skeleton of a bird. Birds have feathers and wings.

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Upper El Class Trip

Upper El Class Trip. This year the Upper El took a class trip to Washington D.C. and Baltimore. We saw The Walters Art Museum, The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, and London Town H istoric V illage .

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Have you seen a Diamondback rattlesnake?

Have you seen a Diamondback rattlesnake?. By Lucas Buscher . What is a Diamondback Rattlesnake?. There are different kinds of diamondback rattlers. The largest is about eight feet long. They have thick bodies, narrow necks, and large triangle-shaped heads.

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A n i m a l s .

A n i m a l s . By: Alexis Curd . Bottle nose dolphin. Bottle nose dolphins send messages in different ways. They squeak, whistle, and use body language. They jump as high as they can in the air. Snapping their jaws. Slapping their tails in the water and even butting heads.

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Dolphins

Dolphins. By.Haylee and Sarah. Differences pink dolphins and ocean dolphins. . pink dolphins Pink dolphins have a flexable back bone. . ocean dolphins Ocean dolphins can jump out of the water.

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REPTILES

By: Levi, Jake, Brandon, Izaak, misty. REPTILES. All about Reptiles. Reptiles are cold blooded vertebrates that have scales and they reproduce sexually reptiles have been here on earth for 300 years. 800 of the 6500 of the species of reptiles are venomous. . All reptiles have. A tongue

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By Toby Aarons 6N

Worms and Compost. By Toby Aarons 6N. CONTENTS . WORMS AND COMPOST. FACTS. What worms like in there compost . WORMS. The worms is an invertebrate which is an animal with out a back bone. Worms live in almost all parts of the world including marine, freshwater, and earth habitats

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Spiny Soft Shell Turtles

Spiny Soft Shell Turtles. Emily Gordon Mr. Jones 1 ST Period . The classification . Kingdom - A nimila Phylum - Chordata Class - Reptilia Order - Testudines Family - Trionychidae Genus - apalone Species - A.spinifera. Kingdom and Phylum .

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Vertebrates, Invertebrates

Vertebrates, Invertebrates. By Bek. Vertebrates!.

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Dry Bones

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Classifying Vertebrates and Invertebrates

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