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Mammals in the Rainforest

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Gender Identity and Roles

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By: Karen Shao #24 Evergreen ES Mrs. Chang 4 th grade

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Nazi Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda. What is Propaganda?. Propaganda is the aggressive use of the media to promote one point of view. It can be seen as a type of brainwashing of the public, spreading the ideological views of the state. The Effective Propagandist.

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Evolution

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Kangaroos

Kangaroos. By Ms. McFall's Class. Aaron. Females have a pouch. They regurgitates food. The joey is the size of a lima bean. Alex. Females have a pouch. They regurgitate food. The joey size lima been at berth. feet are1. 5 feet . Annika. Kangaroos need little water.

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Tropical Rain Forest

Tropical Rain Forest. Hadley Kaff Emma Starks. Tropical Rainforest. The green shows where this biome can be found. Rainfall in Tropical Rainforest.

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IB Paper 1

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Bobcat

Bobcat. By Riley Morales. Classification. Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Carnivora Family: Felidae Genus : Lynx Species: Rufus Scientific name: Lynx rufus.

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Unit 4: Lesson 1

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Adaptations of Mojave Plants and Animals

Adaptations of Mojave Plants and Animals. By Joanna Wang. Challenges to survival in the Mojave. Water scarcity Arid air Winds evaporate little moisture present little rain fall Poor soils Lack of nutrients Erosion, thin soils Over heating. Desert plants. Challenges for plant survival:

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Yosemite Wildlife

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Homeostasis

Homeostasis. the physical process that maintains a stable internal environment . (example: body temperature). Endotherms. animals that can generate & regulate their own body heat. Their body temperature stays at a relatively constant level by balancing heat loss with heat production.

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Bulldog Bat

Bulldog Bat. By Ellis, Jaron , Lirah and Mason. It is also called the fisherman bat. Ellis. Bulldog bats live in caves or hollow trees. Jaron. It has reddish fur. Lirah. It uses echolocation to hunt for fish. Mason. Their short fur dries quickly when wet. Ellis. They can swim well.

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ANIMALS IN OUR LI FE

ANIMALS IN OUR LI FE. READING COMPREHENSION. Australia , the smallest continent in the world , is a very interesting country. There are many things to see, from deserts to beautiful beaches, from unusual trees and plants to unique wildlife.

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Indigenous Animals and plants in Kenya

Indigenous Animals and plants in Kenya. By Leo and Holly. Kenya's capital city is Nairobi and the population is 44 million the flag is shown above. Kenya is full of wonderful plants and animals. Here we mention a few. The Eland.

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How Can I Present My Pitch?

How Can I Present My Pitch?. Mask and Object Slideshow PowerPoint Publisher Hand-outs Internet Billboards Audio. Proposal. My subject is cats; therefore I am trying to develop a cat like mask with distinctive feline features.

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Jackrabbits

Jackrabbits. By Brylee , Jenine and Travis. Habitat. They like open flat places along with desert bushes and mesquite grasslands. Adaptations.

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Storm from Woodsong

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Whitetail Deer

Fun Facts. Thank You!. Whitetail Deer. Well-nourished bucks begin sprouting new racks each April. . Thank you for reading my brochure. Whitetail deer are my favorite animal! . If temperatures drop to single digits farenheit , whitetail deer often move during the midday hours. .

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