'Garter snake' diaporamas de présentation

Black Snake

Black Snake. Smooth scales; all black; may have a little white under chin. Musk Turtle. Small turtle; white lines around eye. Diamond-back Terrapin. Spots on body; unique upper shell. Box Turtle. High dome shell. Painted Turtle. Red and black around edge of carapace. Wood Turtle.

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Abysinnian Guinea pig

Abysinnian Guinea pig. African clawed frog. Albino Rat. Algae Eater. American Guinea Pig. Angel Fish. Anole. Baboon. Betta Fish. Box Turtle. Bull Frog. Catfish. Chameleon. Chicken. Chinchilla. Cichlid. Cockatiel. Cockatoo. Constrictor. Corn Snake. Cynomolgus.

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5. W. Painted Turtle

5. W. Painted Turtle. 7. Soft Shell. 8. Eastern Fence Lizard. 4. Ornate Box Turtle. 10. Ground Skink. 11. Five-Lined Skink. 15. Hog nosed Snake. 20. Eastern Yellow Belly Racer. 3. Three-Toed Box Turtle. 21. Great Plains Rat Snake. 2. Stinkpot. 21. Great Plains Rat Snake. 31. Copperhead.

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Environmental & Natural Resources

Environmental & Natural Resources. Reptiles/Amphibians. Alligator. Alligator Snapping Turtle. Black Rat Snake. Bullfrog. Collared Lizard. Common S napping Turtle. Copperhead Snake. Coral Snake. Corn Snake. Cottonmouth. Crocodile . Diamondback Rattlesnake. Fence Lizard. Garter Snake.

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Wildlife Quiz # 4

Wildlife Quiz # 4. key. 1. Night hawk 2. Swainsons hawk 3. Yellobelly marmot 4. Green winged teal 5. Cottontail rabbit 6. Garter snake 7. Chickadee 8. Redhead 9. Sharp Shinned hawk 10. Coatamundi 11. Coopers hawk 12 . Norway rat

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SECRETS OF CHEMORECEPTION: REGENERATION OF THE HARDERIAN GLAND

SECRETS OF CHEMORECEPTION: REGENERATION OF THE HARDERIAN GLAND. KING YABUT DR. ROBERT T. MASON DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY. The Harderian Gland. Discovered by Johann Jacob Harder in 1694 Found in virtually all land vertebrates Function remains largely unknown.

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ABC Autobiography

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Reptiles and Amphibians

Reptiles and Amphibians. North American Wildlife. Reptiles. Scales or plates Eggs with leathery skins Internal fertilization Claws on feet Young look like parents just smaller versions Alligators, crocodiles, turtles, lizards and snakes. Green Anole. Bog Turtle. Copperhead.

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Coevolution

Coevolution. Story of an Arms Race. Photo courtesy: www.supportusamilitary.org . What does it mean to Coevolve?. The two species must interact with each other within the same ecological system or community As they interact, the two species must put pressures on each other.

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Pennsylvania Animal Research

By: Gretchen Ruhl & Sonya Newton. Pennsylvania Animal Research. Click Here To Begin. Have you ever peered out your window to see what animals were lurking in your backyard?

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Garter Snakes life Enjoy the slide show, have a unbilivelly fun time, and laugh your head off.

By : Erin Figueroa. Garter Snakes life Enjoy the slide show, have a unbilivelly fun time, and laugh your head off. What does my animal eat?. The garter snake is an omnivore that eats:

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Great Garter Snakes

Great Garter Snakes. By: Brendon Ruzicka. What does my animal look like?. Garter snakes can be yellow, green, and orange. They have scales all over their body. They grow to 2 feet long. Some grow to 4 feet long. At birth they are 7.5-9 inches long. They have no ears or tails.

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Background

[Total Body Wet Weight (g)] 1/3. BRI = 100 x. Burrowing Time (Ts-Tv) (sec). STX binding site. Experiment 2. Experiment 1. umbo. Tv. Tu. Ts. TTX binding site.

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