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Chapters 12-13 Vertebrates: Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds, Mammals

Life Science - Mr. Galloway. Chapters 12-13 Vertebrates: Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds, Mammals. Recommended Websites: www.soulcare.org www.icr.org www.AnswersInGenesis.org. Ch 12:1 What is a Vertebrate?. An Animal Experiment.

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Introduction to Geothermal Comfort Systems

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Lesson7a Jupiter

Lesson7a Jupiter. Jupiter properties. On Earth the rotation is so rapid that the Hadley cell turns east before it reaches the North pole. High Pressure region in the Northern Hemisphere. Air circulation is clockwise around a high pressure region. (Anti-cyclone). North. H. Equator.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents. What Is a Vertebrate? Fishes Amphibians Reptiles Vertebrate History in Rocks. - What Is a Vertebrate?. Ancient Jawless Fish.

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Search for Life in the Universe

Search for Life in the Universe. Chapter 4 The Habitability of Earth (Part 2). Outline. Geology and Habitability Climate Regulation and Change. Origin of the Continents. Seafloor crust (and volcanoes): Basalt: high-density igneous rock 5 ?10 km thick Radiometric dating: < 0.2 byr old

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Venus and Mercury

Venus and Mercury. Venus. Only a bit smaller than Earth Nearest planet (26 million miles) Shows phases as it orbits the Sun Atmosphere mostly Carbon Dioxide 90 times as dense as Earth Runaway Greenhouse Effect Surface Temperature 450 C (850 F). Venus from Pioneer Venus Orbiter.

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Venus and Mercury

Venus and Mercury. Venus. Only a bit smaller than Earth Nearest planet (26 million miles) Shows phases as it orbits the Sun Atmosphere mostly Carbon Dioxide 90 times as dense as Earth Runaway Greenhouse Effect Surface Temperature 450 C (850 F). Venus from Pioneer Venus Orbiter.

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Chapter 14 The Concepts of Pressure

Chapter 14 The Concepts of Pressure. I wanted to make an instrument which would show the changes in the air, which is at times heavier and thicker, and at times lighter and more rarefied. Evangelista Torricelli (1644). 14.1 THE CONCEPTS

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Explorations of the Universe

Explorations of the Universe. How Did the Earth and Moon Form?. Ideas About the Early Earth Have Run Hot and Cold (Literally). To 1900: Early Earth hot. Only way to explain its internal heat 1900-1950: Radioactivity can explain internal heat, but concept of hot formation lingers

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Lecture 35. Habitable Zones.

Lecture 35. Habitable Zones. reading: Chapters 9, 10. Goldilocks and the Solar System. Venus too hot now/not habitable geologic age of the surface: ~500 Ma could have been habitable in the past before runaway greenhouse Earth liquid water for most or all of geologic history

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Environmental Conditions

Environmental Conditions. Chapter 17. Heat Related Illnesses. Thermoregulation Hypothalamus Homeostasis Increased metabolic rate Increased heart rate Increased cardiac output Hyperthermia: Internal heat produced exceeds external heat loss. Heat Related Illnesses. Radiation

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Diversity of Life

Diversity of Life. Part III: Vertebrates. What is a vertebrate. Has a backbone that is part of an internal skeleton Formed by bones called vertebrae Joints between vertebrae give flexibility. Fish. Vertebrate that lives in the water and uses fins to move

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Environment and Resources

Environment and Resources. What is energy?. What do you think of? What is the definition? The ability to do work, or the cause of all activity. Natural Resources. Renewable- can be replaced by people or by the Earth Water, plants, animals, soil,etc .

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Extraterrestrial Storms

Extraterrestrial Storms. Sage Scoville. Hurricanes on Jupiter and Saturn. Hurricanes happen on other planets just like they do here on Earth Ones on Jupiter and Saturn tend to be the biggest Some get to the size of earth and bigger

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Activity 3,4 review

Activity 3,4 review. Density. How do we calculate density ? How do we determine density of liquids and solids in the lab? How do we determine mass of a liquid? How do we determine volume of a liquid? How do we determine mass of a rock? How do we find the volume of a rock?. Density.

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UNDERSTANDING ENERGY

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Jovian Planets and Satellites

Jovian Planets and Satellites. Realm of the Cold and Dark. Jovian vs. Terrestrial. Density : Jovian, 1 to 2; Terrestrial, 3 to 5 Composition : Jovian, hydrogen + helium; Terrestrial, rocks + metals State : Jovian, liquids + gases; Terrestrial, solids + plastics

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Earths Internal Heat

Earths Internal Heat. If you think about a volcano, you know Earth must be hot inside. The heat inside Earth moves continents, builds mountains and causes earthquakes. Where does all this heat inside Earth come from?.

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Fish

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EARTH SCIENCE PROJECT

EARTH SCIENCE PROJECT. HOW VOLCANOS ARE FORMED. Volcanoes are mountains but still they are very different. Volcanoes are formed by folding and crumpling or by a uplift and erosion

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