'Bigger animals' diaporamas de présentation

CELDT PRACTICE

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The Changing Landscape

The Changing Landscape. Different types of soil Soil is made of four parts: 1) Sand 2) Silt 3)Clay 4)Humus. The Changing Landscape. Sand, Silt and Clay are inorganic. Sand is the largest particle in the soil. When you rub it, it feels rough. This is because it has sharp edges. .

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ER Veterinarian

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SURVIVING IN THE WOODS OF JERSEY

SURVIVING IN THE WOODS OF JERSEY. BY DYLAN HORSEY. FLORA. Honey suckles: you can eat the honey Blue berry's: you can pick them and eat them Cedar trees: you can use them as shelter Pine trees: they can burn easily so you can make a fire. Fauna . Deer Squairl Fish Turkeys Chicken

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The Bonneville Cutthroat Trout

The Bonneville Cutthroat Trout. By Brandon And Brian. The cutthroat trout looks different from other trout, it has spots. The cutthroat trout captures insects and smaller fish. The cutthroat trout needs cool, clean, oxygenated air to live. Cutthroat trout save energy to survive the winter.

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Mediterranean Woodland and Shrubland

Mediterranean Woodland and Shrubland. Josh Schwartz. Location. Typically located between the 30 and 40 latitude lines, north or south. Climate. Precipitation: Just over 100cm to 20cm of rain fall each year. Warm-moist winters and hot-dry summers. . Why not a desert?.

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Warmup

Warmup. Describe what you already know about how a plant and animal each get the energy they need to live and grow. Be as specific as you can. Cell Metabolisms. SEPTEMBER 21 , 2010. Notes Preview. Metabolism. Metabolism - T he generation or consumption of energy for biological use.

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Chesapeake Bay Research

Chesapeake Bay Research. By: Wilbert Grant . Why is it important to have a variety of Bay Animals?.

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