'Prey animals' diaporamas de présentation

Wednesday January 16, 2019. Science Starter : Complete the leaf dichotomous key and shark dichotomous key on pg. 8 of the workbook. Learning Target: I will learn how genetic traits in organisms can change through selective breeding. Success Criteria: I can define selective breeding.

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Animal Adaptations

Animal Adaptations. Lesson 58 Slide Show 58A. Physical Adaptations That Help Predators Catch Prey. Camouflage. Camouflage allows animals to sneak up on prey. Coyotes and lions use camouflage to hunt in open grassland. Polar bears and Arctic Foxes hunt on ice packs and snowy tundra.

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Bryan Maritz a,b & Graham Alexander a a School of Animal, Plant & Environmental Sciences

The Energetic Reward of Going Big The Advantage of Consuming Large Meals in the Namaqua Dwarf Adder. Bryan Maritz a,b & Graham Alexander a a School of Animal, Plant & Environmental Sciences University of the Witwatersrand b Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

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Tundra

Tundra . By Levi and Isaac . Were it is located . The aqua Color is The tundra . 2.Occupies earths northern hemisphere 4.Low latitude - A klavik is apart of the tundra ands it latitude can normally be found at the 68.13 degrees north. 5 plants in the tundra.

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What Has the Owl Been Eating?

What Has the Owl Been Eating?. By: Kelly Van Orden Period: 2 Code: 18. Introduction. Materials. Procedure. My Skeleton. Skull. Mandible. Metacarpals. Radius. Scapula. Ulna. Humerus. Ribs. Vertebra. Femur. Tibia. Sacrum. Metatarsals. Caudal V ert. Fibula. A Vole.

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Convergent evolution examples

Convergent evolution examples. Endemic= native to an area. New Zealand has a high number of endemic species: 80% of all vascular plants 70% of all native terrestrial and freshwater birds All bats All native amphibians All reptiles 90% of freshwater fish.

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Chemical Communication

Chemical Communication. Pump up the volume. Many animals use chemical communication or pheromones to communicate. They may leave their scent to mark territory or attract mates. They often use smell to find prey and identify other animals. Home, Sweet, Pheromone.

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Chapter 26.1

Chapter 26.1. Predator and prey. Predators and Prey. Many interactions among organisms are related to their feeding patterns. For example, some animals obtain food by killing and eating other organisms. Predators and Prey. Animals that obtain their food in this way are called predators.

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Biome

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THE WILDCARE TRUST

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