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Taxonomy, Viruses, & Bacteria

Taxonomy, Viruses, & Bacteria. 1. Do bacteria have a nucleus?. yes, always no, never Sometimes yes, sometimes no. 1. Do bacteria have a nucleus?. b) no, never. 2. What is the name for these rod-shaped bacteria?. 2. Bacillus.

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Snow Monkey

Snow Monkey. By Alyssa. A Snow Monkey has a good coat of fur because they live in cold weather. TIGER.

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VERTEBRATE EVOLUTION AND DIVERSITY

VERTEBRATE EVOLUTION AND DIVERSITY. Vertebrates have unique endoskeletons composed of: A cranium (skull) A backbone made of a series of bones called vertebrae. Cranium (protects brain). Vertebra. Figure 17.26. Characteristics of Chordates.

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South American Rainforest

South American Rainforest. Animals. Brazilian Tapir. Length of the Body: 6 to 7 feet Length of the Tail: 2 to 4 inches Height: 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 feet Weight: 400 to 550 pounds Diet: grasses, aquatic plants, fruits, and buds Number of Young: 1 Home: South America Class: mammals

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The Rainforest

The Rainforest. By Chloe Tobin . Contents !!!!. Where are rainforests located The importance of rainforests Rainforest layers The forest floor and the understory The spider monkey The toucan The monarch butterfly Why do rainforest trees grow so tall Did you know Huli tribe Rafflesia

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Tropical R ain F orest Biome

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Spider Monkey By: Cortney Bickley

Spider Monkey By: Cortney Bickley. Description. Classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordate Class: Mammalian Order: Primates Family: Adelaide Genus: Abeles Species: Geoffrey. Shape Dimensions.

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Spider Monkeys

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Animals of the Rainforest!

Animals of the Rainforest!. By: Mariah Smith. Elephants. Elephants trunks can get very heavy. Elephants do not drink with their trunks. Sometimes you can see a Elephant rest its trunk on its tusk. An Elephants eat grass and leafs. Howler monkey.

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Rainforest Animals!

Rainforest Animals!. By JC. Harpy Eagle. Habitat: Harpy eagles are found in tropical lowland forest from southeastern Mexico to northern Argentina and southern Brazil. What they Eat.

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CLASSIFICATION- Chapter 19

CLASSIFICATION- Chapter 19 . Biology Miss. Schwippert. Why classify?. To study the diversity of life, biologists classify organisms and group them in a logical manner Classification: grouping organisms together with similar feature Taxonomy- the science of classifying organisms

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Classification and Taxonomy

Classification and Taxonomy. Pre-AP Biology. I. Introduction. Phylogeny - the evolutionary history of a species or a group of related species Taxonomy - the science of classifying organisms based on similarities and differences

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The Awesome Monkey!

The Awesome Monkey!. By: Maggie. Apes. Apes are quite popular monkeys They are bigger and faster than most monkeys Most people describe apes as mean, scary, and ferocious. Normally, they are as calm as ever. However, when Something/someone bothers them, they get irritating.

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Spider Monkey

Spider Monkey. Welcome to the tropical rain forests of Central and South America. If you listen and look you may find a spider monkey hanging in the trees. Spider monkeys are amazing animals! Come on this jungle adventure to learn about spider monkeys. What Spider Monkeys Eat.

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Brown Headed Spider Monkey

Brown Headed Spider Monkey. Under Threat. F ifty percent of the total species of monkeys (262) are being threatened with extinction worldwide. Fifty-eight of these endangered species live in South and Central America, 46 in Asia and 26 in Africa. Deforistation.

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Layers of the rainforest

Layers of the rainforest. Click here for info about the understory layer. Click here for info about emergent layer. Click here for info about shrub layer. Click here for info about canopy layer. Click here for info about forest floor. Click here for podcast about the rainforest.

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Spider monkey

Spider monkey. By kyler. FOOD. It eats fruits , leaves , bird eggs , spiders , and nuts. It gets food from the tree tops. It is an omnivore. HABITAT. It lives in South America and the rain forest. It lives in the tree tops. ree tops. INFORMATION. It gets 14 to 36 in 35 to 66 cm.

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B razil

B razil. By S am G erken. The flag. Green stands for Brazils lush f orests and fields, Yellow represents brazils rich deposits of gold and in the diamond is a blue circle with twenty seven white stars represents brazils twenty six states.

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