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Organisms and Where They Live

Chapter 1 Lesson 4. Organisms and Where They Live. Students will: Explore how all the living and nonliving parts of an environment interact. Describe how the living organisms interact with each other and with non-living parts of an environment. Objectives. Ecology:

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Freshwater Fish

Freshwater Fish. Belize 2005 Tropical Ecology.

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Kakadu national park

Kakadu national park. By Satwinder Kumar.

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Australian Animals

Australian Animals. By: Molly, Sabine and Jordan. W e are going to talk to you about some Australian animals. . The Kangaroo . Kangaroos have huge back legs with long feet that they use to jump. They eat grass and low growing plants. The Platypus .

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By Aysha Khwaja ?

The manatee. By Aysha Khwaja ?. FAMILY LIFE! . Travel alone or in small groups. A baby manatee is called a calf. They play by rolling, swimming upside down, and doing somersaults. Can live up to 45 years in captivity. Manatees stick close to their calves, like in this picture!. LOOKS!.

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Sunlight Zone extends from the surface down to about 200 meters. Sunlight:

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Freshwater Rivers and S treams

Freshwater Rivers and S treams. By Ethan Rozencwaig and Mercury Sawatari. From the science book(p.570). Found almost anywhere Any river, lake, stream, wetland, and pond is part of the freshwater ecosystem Sources can vary-melting snow, rain, from a lake, or from another river

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