'Behavioral adaptations' diaporamas de présentation

PREVENTION OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS AND LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTATION

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Principles of Evolution

Principles of Evolution. Chapters: 12, 13, 14. How did life begin?. The Bubble Model (1986) by Lerman. Chemical reactions of the primordial soup took place inside bubbles of fat molecules. See page 255 in book. Primordial Soup (A.I. Oparin). Early Earth atmosphere (N, Methane, ammonia)

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G AMES -T O -T EACH P ROJECT Winter 2003

G AMES -T O -T EACH P ROJECT Winter 2003. Kurt Squire: Research Manager, MIT Comparative Media Studies Henry Jenkins : Director, MIT Comparative Media Studies. Games-to-Teach. Background / historical context Research & Design commitments 15 Conceptual frameworks Issues & Themes

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G AMES -T O -T EACH P ROJECT Winter 2003

G AMES -T O -T EACH P ROJECT Winter 2003. Kurt Squire: Research Manager, MIT Comparative Media Studies Henry Jenkins : Director, MIT Comparative Media Studies. Games-to-Teach. Background / historical context Research & Design commitments 15 Conceptual frameworks Issues & Themes

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??? (Ayo) ???? ????. Ayo ???? http://mail.nutn.edu.tw/~hycheng/ Email add: Japalura@hotmail.com. Outline. Introduction Temperature, Atmospheric Circulation, and Precipitation Climate Diagrams Terrestrial Biomes Tropical rain forest Tropical dry forest Tropical savanna Desert

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Fig. 15-CO, p.670

Fig. 15-CO, p.670 Energy input Energy output Food energy Metabolic pool in body Internal work Thermal energy (heat) External work Energy storage Fig. 15-1, p.671 Table 15-1, p.672 Fig. 15-2, p.673 Fig. 15-3a, p.674 Fig. 15-3b, p.674 Fig. 15-3c, p.674 Fig. 15-4a, p.676

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World Biomes

World Biomes. Deserts. Global Air Circulation. Climate.

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Adaptations in Organisms

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Essential Question(s) 1) What are the three types of adaptations?

Tennessee SPI Objective: Analyze structural, behavioral, and physiological adaptations to predict which populations are likely to survive in a particular environment. Essential Question(s) 1) What are the three types of adaptations? 2) What are five examples of how organisms adapt?

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Amazing Adaptations!

Amazing Adaptations!. 2 Types of Adaptations. Physical are body structures that allow an animal to find and consume food, defend itself, and to reproduce its species . Do not develop during one lifetime, but over many generations Behavioral

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Honey Bees

Small, helpful, peaceful friends!!!!. Honey Bees. By: AG. Introduction. The scientific name is Arthropod It is also called Hymenoptera Honey bees make honey Honey bees are peaceful , helpful workers There are three different types of honey bees: queens workers, and drones.

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Bats

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L e o p a r d s

L e o p a r d s. One of the smallest but deadly big cats. By JB. INTRODUCTION. Scientific name is Panthera pardus Leopards are one of the five big cats Leopards are an endangered species Leopards are nocturnal Common name [Leopards]. WHAT LEOPARDS LOOK LIKE.

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Manatee

Manatee. Graceful Giants. By: Jimmy N. Introduction. Their name is manatee Their scientific name is Trichechusiunguis There are a couple different kinds of manatees, such as an Indian manatee and Amazon manatee They are endangered . Physical Features.

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Microbial Respiration in Soil Surrounding Aspen Trees

Microbial Respiration in Soil Surrounding Aspen Trees. Maria Rocco EBIO 4100: Winter Ecology: Spring 2012 "Mountain Research Station, University of Colorado, Boulder". Outline. Background Hypothesis Methods Results Analysis Conclusions Future Research. Background.

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Porcupine fat chubby things

Porcupine fat chubby things. Power Point by Jamie. Porcupines are animals that lives all over the place. You can even fined one Darien. Porcupines are also a rodent. Introduction. Porcupines have brownish grayish fur. They have black eyes.

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Z e b r a

Z e b r a. The King of Stripes. By: AS. Getting to know Zebras. Zebras are known as the king of stripes Zebras are in the Equidae family Zebras are only in Africa They are in the horse family. Physical Features. Black and white stripes They have a long black and white mane

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Day one

Chapter 6: Biomes Section 1: What is a Biome?. Day one. What is a Biome?. Biomes are large regions characterized by a specific type of climate and certain types of plant and animal communities . The climate and geography of a region determines what type of biome can exist in that region.

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ALLIGATORS

ALLIGATORS. Biggest reptile in the USA. By: RLM. INTRODUCTION. Its scientific name is Alligator mississippiensus Biggest reptile in USA Lives in southern USA. PHYSICAL FEATURES. 15 to 25 feet long Long, sharp teeth Green, scary eyes Green, black or brown scales Big nostrils

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Sloth By: Dylan

Sloth By: Dylan. Do you want to know about everything there is to know about the sloth? If you do then slowly crawl over!!!. Sloths.

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