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Misc. Evidence of Evolution. Theory of Evolution. Macro-Evolution. Vocab. Classification. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500.

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Introduction into evolution (click Picture)

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Population Change and Evolution

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Science Olympiad

Science Olympiad. A journey into the study of science!. Not limited to the exceptional student!. The purpose is to introduce students to new areas of interest in science . Science Olympiad Fossils Division B/C. 2009 . Community Partnership!.

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Introduction to Ornithology

Introduction to Ornithology. CVM 6880 Avian Core. Birds of the World. Conspicuous and wide spread Relationships with humans symbolism, messengers objects of art, study, sport agricultural uses Versatility, diversity, flight and song Environmental indicators . Birds and Humans.

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Classification

Classification. Species of Organisms. There are 13 billion known species of organisms This is only 5% of all organisms that ever lived!!!!! New organisms are still being found and identified. What is Classification?.

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Phylogeny

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The Evidence for Evolution

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Classification

Classification. Organizing the Diversity of Life. Classification. The grouping of objects or information based on similarities. Taxonomy. Branch of biology dealing with the identification , classification , and nomenclature of organisms . How to Organize?. Plants Animals

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Genus Trichomonas

Genus Trichomonas. Its includes a group of flagellated protozoa It infect humans and animal Human Trichomonads: 3 species of trichomonads found in human. Two are normally harmless. . Pentatrichomonas hominis T. tenax

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COMPETITION

COMPETITION . We wish to know: What happens when two individuals, populations or species are sustained by the same resource Do populations compete for resources, or are their needs sufficiently different that they can be said to occupy non-overlapping niches

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Behavior

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Classification of Life

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Section 20-1 Species Interactions

Section 20-1 Species Interactions. Species Interactions. Various species within a community interact with each other in both positive and negative ways. One species might rely on another one for food, reproduction or nutrient cycling .

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Group the following in any way you would like, but justify your grouping!

Biological Classification By Dr. Sunetra Kshirsagar (Lokmangal Science & Entrepreneurship College, Wadala). Group the following in any way you would like, but justify your grouping!. Frogs Bears Ants Spiders Bacteria . Humans Dolphins Sharks Mushrooms Pine Trees. Why do we Classify?.

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Charles Darwin (1809-1882) & Alfred Wallace (1823-1913) British Naturalists

Charles Darwin (1809-1882) & Alfred Wallace (1823-1913) British Naturalists. Foundations of Darwinism. Darwin and Wallace independently came up with a credible MECHANISM that could produce evolutionary changes Both men Stimulated by: 1. Observations of diversity of life in the tropics

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VOCABULARY

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Community Ecology Chapter 20

Community Ecology Chapter 20. Biology 138. Species Interactions. Five major types of interactions or symbioses. 1. Predation 2. Parasitism 3. Competition 4. Mutualism 5. Commensalism. Predation. Predators vs. Prey -Regulates population size.

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KINGFISHER FACT FILE

KINGFISHER FACT FILE. By Brandon and Alex. CONTENTS. Appearance Habitat Diet Other species Interesting facts. Appearance. Blue feathers Small bird Small black beak Black eyes Orange breastchest Pointy beak Sharp black claws. HABITAT.

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The Three Story Intellect

The Three Story Intellect. Input Questions First level of house: basic questions that can be addressed with observation Similar to taking data for the results of lab; observe and describe what you see Ex: How many colonies are there? What types of colonies are they? Process Questions

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