'Dorsal fin' diaporamas de présentation

REDUCTIONISM AND COMPLEXITY:CONTINUUM OR DICHOTOMY?

REDUCTIONISM AND COMPLEXITY:CONTINUUM OR DICHOTOMY?. DON MIKULECKY PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF PHYSIOLOGY AND SENIOR FELLOW IN THE CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF BIOLOGICAL COMPLEXITY-VCU http://www.people.vcu.edu/~mikuleck/. ONE OF THE MAIN FUNCTIONS OF REDUCTIONISM IN SOCIETY.

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ROBERT ROSEN AND GEORGE LAKOFF: THE ROLE OF CAUSALITY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS

ROBERT ROSEN AND GEORGE LAKOFF: THE ROLE OF CAUSALITY IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS. Donald C Mikulecky Professor emeritus and Senior Fellow in the VCU Center for the Study of Biological Complexity http://www.people.vcu.edu/~mikuleck/. ROBERT ROSEN.

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Kindergarten Research

Kindergarten Research. Animals 2008-2009. My animal is a Tiger. My animal eats: A. Red deer. B. Rusa deer. C. Wild pigs. Interesting facts about animal: A. They have cool stripes. B. They eat deer. C. They growl. The most interesting thing I learned was tigers swim.

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Order - Sirenia (Sirenians)

Order - Sirenia (Sirenians). Manatees, dugong, sea cows, and mermaids - Front flippers/ no rear Swim with up and down tail motion. Wrinkled skin with little hair Padded with blubber Only strict vegetarian of marine mammals

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Dogfish Shark ( Squalus acanthius) Dissection: Anatomy and Physiology

Dogfish Shark ( Squalus acanthius) Dissection: Anatomy and Physiology. H. Marine Science 4 th nine weeks. Dogfish Distribution. External Anatomy of the Dogfish Shark .

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Baleen Whale Vocabulary

Baleen Whale Vocabulary. Baleen. Cetacean. Fluke. Pectoral Fins. Dorsal Fin. Mysticeti. Filter Feeding. Pod. Whaling. Migration. Currents. Nutrients. Upwelling. Plankton. Cyanophytes. Producer. Consumer. Food Chain. Food Web. Predation. Herbivore. Carnivore. Omnivore.

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Fish

Fish. Baylee Riley Hannah Wilkinson Jadon Graham Dana Martin Madison Freemon. Different types of Fish!. Bony Fish Jawless Fish Cartlinaginous. Angel fish Barb Clown fish Neon Tetra Cat fish Shark Gold fish Trout Fish Minnow Pike Bleak Dane Shiner Guppy.

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Michigan Fishes II

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Sponge

Sponge. Using your roots define these words: Dermatology Histology Leukocyte Psychosis P hotophobia. Agenda. Sponge (10) Roots quiz (30) Speaking like a doctor: Directional Terms notes (20) Notebook setup. ISN instruction. (15) Left side assignment (20) Exit Pass (10)

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Michigan Fishes

Michigan Fishes. 23 October 2012. Michigan Fishes. Michigan dominates Great Lakes watershed Shoreline = 3,288 miles (2 nd to Alaska) Over 35,000 inland lakes and 36,350 miles of rivers Of 172 Great Lakes species, 153 found in Michigan. Species List.

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Family Priacanthidae

Family Priacanthidae. Bigeyes Common species: Bigeye ( Priacanthus arenatus ) Short Bigeye ( Pristigenys alta ). Priacanthidae Characteristics. Large eyes, red coloration, upturned mouth Nocturnal behavior, eye has a thick tapetum lucidium. Priacanthidae.

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White Catfish

Kaitlyn Lawvere. White Catfish.

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Kingdom Anamalia Phylum Chordata Class Mammalia Order Cetacea

Kingdom Anamalia Phylum Chordata Class Mammalia Order Cetacea. First two cervical fused in dolphins First six cervical fused in porpoises Dolphins have fusiform body optimal for fast swimming Pectoral fins used for steering Fluke use to propel the body Dorsal fin provides stability

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Soaring Through the Sea

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IN THE LIFE OF A MADEKA

IN THE LIFE OF A MADEKA. By: Micky DeChurch and Luke Spack. Day 1.

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Whales

Whales . By Lucy. Are whales mammals? . Yes they are . All mammals have red blood . . The blue whale. The blue whale is the largest animal to ever live!

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Dolphins

Dolphins. By: Andrea San Ignacio de Recalde School Lima, Peru. Dolphins.

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FISH

FISH. Phylum Chordata. All chordates have for all or part of their lives: A. A notochord - Flexible rod shaped support B. A hollow dorsal nerve cord - Hollow cord that becomes spinal cord C. Gill Slits - Folds of skin D. Post Anal Tail. Kingdom Phylum Subphylum Class Order

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HAMER HEAD SHARKS

HAMER HEAD SHARKS. BY ALEX +BEN. strengths.

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Killer whale report

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