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Metric and Customary units of measure!!!

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Interactions of Living Things

Interactions of Living Things. By: Mr. Hunter. Who eats whom?. Killer whale Krill shrimp Algae Leopard seal Cod fish. Ecology. Ecology : the study of the interactions of organisms with one another and with their environment. Abiotic/Biotic. Biotic: LIVING Abiotic: NON-LIVING.

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Interactions of Living Things

Interactions of Living Things. By: Mr. Hunter. Who eats whom?. Killer whale Krill shrimp Algae Leopard seal Cod fish. Ecology. Ecology : the study of the interactions of organisms with one another and with their environment. Abiotic/Biotic. Biotic: LIVING Abiotic: NON-LIVING.

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Unit3 Under the sea Reading

The first anecdote describes a hunting experience about how the killer whales helped the whalers to hunt a whale. ... The killers started racing between our boat and the whale ...

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Welcome to this presentation

Welcome to this presentation. Some slides are automated, while others give time for you to view at your own pace. In this case proceed with mouse clicks. Dolphins & Whales. By Ngaire Somerville. Whales lives are being threatened.

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http://www.yesnet.yk.ca/schools/projects/haida_legends/

Click the bird to go to the student gallery for examples writing in the style of the Haida. http://www.yesnet.yk.ca/schools/projects/haida_legends/. How do you pronounce the word "Haida"? It's pronounced "HIGH-dah." What does it mean?

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Animals in Camouflage by Elysian Heights School Room 8

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Tourism, Sports & Entertainment Chapter 16 November 5, 2013

Tourism, Sports & Entertainment Chapter 16 November 5, 2013. Morgan Wingler Liz Jones Sarah Lynch Sherman Glover Angela Hopkins Marty Dennis Arielle Buckholz. Key Topics. Public relations in entertainment, sports, and tourism Promoting a personality Promoting an entertainment event

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Clam

Clam . Crab . Eel. Hammerhead shark. Jelly - fish. Killer whale. Lobster . Octopus . Ray fish. Squid . Star fish. Swordfish . Tadpole .

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Ideational Grammar

Ideational Grammar. Transitivity describes the kinds of processes that can be expressed in a clause and the number and kinds of participants therein (nuclear transitivity) describes the circumstantial elements that accompany a process (circumstantial transitivity. Ideational Grammar.

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Orca whales

Orca whales. DESCRIPTION

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Oil Spills

Oil Spills. By: Nicholas Hadler, Alex Han, David Lee.

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Clay Pinch Pots

Clay Pinch Pots. The Bear The bear has a great self awareness and is also able to deliberate about choices or actions. We look at the bear to show us how to fish the salmon and collect the berries. The bear symbolizes family and strength.

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By Hunter Warren

By Hunter Warren. A walrus can weigh from 760 kg to1350 kg. They have a thick layer of fat called blubber. They have dark brown skin. A male walrus is called a bull. A female is called a cow. A baby walrus is called a calf.

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An Ocean of Food Chains and Food Webs

An Ocean of Food Chains and Food Webs . Food Chain. phytoplankton. zooplankton. small fish. mackerel. mahi mahi. Flow of Energy. large shark. Food Web. killer whale. fisherman. phytoplankton. zooplankton. small fish. mackeral. humpback whale. mahi. large shark. decomposers.

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Day 3 By: Rachel Dillard

Animals are fun. Day 3 By: Rachel Dillard. Here are a few aquatic animals:. Killer Whale Sea Lion Seal Sting Ray Shark What does each animal act like?. Directions. Everyone needs to stand by their seats, quietly and calmly

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Adelie Penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae)

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Killer Whales

Killer Whales. Megan Mason. E.J.Kuale. Orca. Species Orca Family Delphindae. Genus Orcinus Order Cetaceans. Lifespan. Both the female and the male orca whale live about one hundred years until their death. The male sexually mature between the ages of ten and sixteen years of age.

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By: Tyler, and help by Amber

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Killer Whales

Killer Whales. Endangered Animal Report By: Erika. Killer Whale Facts. The killer whale or Orcas is the largest member of the dolphin family. The average male Orcas grows to 23 feet long and weighs 7 to 8 tons.The females average is 21 feet long and weighs 4 to 6 tons.

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