'New habitat' diaporamas de présentation

Ecosystems and the Environment

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Direct and Indirect Objects

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EVOLUTION: A History and a Process

EVOLUTION: A History and a Process. Chapter 16. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution /. Who was Darwin?. http:// www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution/educators/teachstuds/svideos.html http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmphlbRhLu8. Voyage of the Beagle.

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How Humans Impact the Environment and What W e C an D o to Help Reduce Our Impact

How Humans Impact the Environment and What W e C an D o to Help Reduce Our Impact. By: 4 th Block Honors Biology. Acid Rain. Chris, Lewis, Faith 2/19/13 Block 4. Acid rain. Acid rain can wear away metals and stone It is a weak acid It contains low ph to 4-6

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Evolution: Speciation

Evolution: Speciation. C. The Process of Speciation (formation of a new species). 1. Isolating mechanisms. a. Reproductive isolation - can develop in variety of ways- behavioral isolation, geographic isolation, temporal isolation.

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Astronomy Daily Agenda: 01/13/11

Astronomy Daily Agenda: 01/13/11. Find assigned seat. 3-2-1: Getting to know each other Syllabus & Website Intro to Astronomy Prezi Hubble Telescope video Powers of Ten Questions and concerns??? Intro to Astronomy ppt. Astronomy Daily Agenda: 01/14/11.

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Habitats

Habitats. By Craig Kohn, Waterford, WI. Habitat Definitions. A habitat is the place where a population of a species lives. A population is a group of living organisms of the same kind living in the same place at the same time. All of the populations interact and form a community.

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Animal Adaptation Project

Animal Adaptation Project. Part 1. What the animal looks like Fur, scales, shell Paws What is unique about this animal. Adaptation it has developed to survive where it is now. Physical characteristics:. What hunts this animal? What animal does it hunt ?. Predator/prey relationship.

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Patterns of Speciation

X = extinction. Patterns of Speciation. Evolutionary Changes. X. X. X. X. Time. Diversify in Bursts (punctuational). Diversify slowly (gradual). No diversification (living fossil). Adaptive Radiation. Adaptive Radiation.

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Freshwater Invasive Species

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Red Panda

Red Panda . By: Betsy Flores & Daniela Toribio . Red Panda . Current Habitat Temperate Forest . Current Habitat: Altitude Temperate forest . They live In Mountain forest Location: Himalayan Mountains/ Asia/ Central Asia Cool temperature

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Wrapping Up Evolution

Wrapping Up Evolution. Gene Pool . The total number of genes that are present in a population. Genetic Drift. Any change in the allele frequency in a population that is due to chance. M utations. Random change in genetic material. Natural Selection.

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Welcome to RSPB Avalon Marshes

Welcome to RSPB Avalon Marshes. This is a view of the Avalon Marshes from the air. The reserve was created by digging peat from the ground. Now we have lots of water and reeds. making a new habitat for these birds . ........and these animals. You may visit the reserve at Ham Wall.

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Ecosystems along routeways

Ecosystems along routeways. How are they different from other urban areas?. Processes and flows. Construction surfaces. Drainage systems. Maintenance. Linear movement. Absence of people. Addition of salt. Pollution. Routeways. Two aspects need considering.

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Chapter 15.3

Chapter 15.3. Evolution in Action. Case Study: Caribbean Anole Lizards. Often, scientists compare groups of organisms and look for patterns to group them better For example: Anole lizards in the Caribbean islands have different body types based on their environments

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The mountain gorilla!

The mountain gorilla! . Steven Scott Deppen April,24,2014. The gorilla habitat. They live in forests high in the mountains at elevations to eight thousand to thirteen thousand feet. Three things about the mountain gorilla.

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Pygmy Marmoset Transformation

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Geographers

Geographers. How does geography provide evidence of evolution?. Marsupials have been found in the Americas, Australia, and New Guinea. Because the regions are far apart, scientists believe that they were all part of one continent where marsupials originated, and were split by plate tectonics. .

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Adaptations

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