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Classification of Organisms

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THE ANIMAL KINGDOM

THE ANIMAL KINGDOM. The animal kingdom can be divided into 9 smaller groups. Each group is called a phylum. PHYLUM PORIFERA Sponges. Sponges are sessile animals (they spend their lives attached to rocks).

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Skeletal System

Skeletal System. Types of Animal Skeletons. Endoskeleton Internal skeleton Ex. Humans Exoskeleton External skeleton Ex. Insects, Clams Hydrostatic Internal fluids receive and redistribute applied forces Ex. Annelids. Bone Functions. Movement Protection Support Mineral Storage

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INVERTEBRATES

INVERTEBRATES. ANIMALS WITHOUT BACKBONES. WORMS. Soft bodies Body divided into segments Lays eggs Some Regenerate Some are parasites. EARTHWORMS. LEECHES. TAPEWORMS. ROUNDWORMS. SPONGES. Have a large space in the middle of their bodies Have holes on the outside of their bodies

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Romancing Hard Clams

Romancing Hard Clams. The difference is in the profile !. Laura Garrido, Leslie Sturmer and Steve Otwell University of Florida. Sensory Profiles for Product Characterization.

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Ch. 11 Between the Tides

Ch. 11 Between the Tides. Basics. Intertidal zone Between tides Littoral zone Best studied areas Emersion vs. Immersion Few marine places open to air Must give up advantages Habitat The tides/community rely on type of bottom. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfhNjpu_IU4. Basics cont.

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Ecology

Ecology. The study of living organisms in the natural environment, how they interact with one another and how they interact with their nonliving environment . How are organisms classified?. 2 Latin names Homo sapiens Homo = genus Homo sapiens = species Genus= initial capital letter

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Jens Redemann 1 , B. Schmid 1 , J. M. Livingston 2 , P. B. Russell 3 , J. E. Eilers 3 ,

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Chapter 9 The Mollusks

Chapter 9 The Mollusks. Abalone. Mollusks. Soft bodied Include the shipworm, snail, clam, mussel, oyster, scallop, abalone, squid, octopus, cuttlefish, chambered nautilus May or not have a shell 100,000 species. More Mollusk Characteristics. Soft, bilaterally symmetrical bodies

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Photo credit: MSC

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Pacific Northwest Indian Comparison

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Good NUTRIENTS

BY :Adeline Gori ,Erin McFadden, Natalie Kraft . Good NUTRIENTS .

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Increasing learning options

Increasing learning options. Technology to support teaching and learning WSI Learning Technologies Unit Tech Time session for ICT Technical Staff. Personal learning environments for teachers and students (PLE). Personal publishing Blog ePortfolio Teachertube.

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Clams

Clams. Mollusca. Physical Characteristics. Clams come in many colors, including shades of brown, red-brown, yellow and cream They have shells consisting of two halves The halves are connected at the top The abductor muscles on each side hold the shell closed

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