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Jeopardy

Jeopardy Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy Science Talk Evolution In a Nut Shell Cool Facts Live or Die Adaptations Around Us 10 Point

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Art Memory 2011-2012

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Training Manual: The Basics of Financing Agriculture

Training Manual: The Basics of Financing Agriculture. Module 4.3 | Crop Analysis: Cocoa. Acknowledgement.

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Genocide in Rwanda: Jeopardy Review

Genocide in Rwanda: Jeopardy Review . Presented By: Mr. Slezak World Cultures February 18, 2012. The story is set in what Rwandan city?. Hotel Rwanda for 100 !. The Rwandan Armed F orces and ___________ are both militia groups. . Hotel Rwanda for 200 !.

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Good morning , everyone!

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Symbiosis lab

Symbiosis lab. Station 1. Station 1.

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Ecosystems

Ecosystems. What is an ecosystem?. An ecosystem is a dynamic interaction between plants, animals, microorganisms and their environment working together as a functional unit. The largest ecosystems are called biomes. What makes up an Ecosystem?. Abiotic Factors Biotic Factors. Non-living

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Craffe

Craffe. By: Caroline Kaiser. Cow + Giraffe = CRAFFE!. Appearance and Structure. The Craffe is combined of two mammals, a cow and a giraffe. The Craffe has an exoskeleton made up of fur and skin. The Craffe has 4 legs, 2 ears, and 1 tail. The Craffe walks for transportation. Diet.

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Temperate Grasslands

Temperate Grasslands. 1) Temperate Grasslands 2) Introduction 3) Formation of Temperate Grasslands 4) Temperature Range (1) 5) Temperature Range (2) 6) Precipitation 7) Altitude 8) Wind direction 9) Ocean Currents 10) Special Characteristics of Organisms 11) Bibliography.

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Where I'm From

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Animal Adaptations Science Project by Debra Sutherland

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The Sifaka

The Sifaka. Primates. Description. 17-21 inches long Weighs 8-13 pounds They have black faces but they do not have any fur on their faces. Herbivores Long arms and legs adapted to living in trees. Life Cycle. Mammals One baby at a time Live to be 20 years old. Madagascar. Habitat.

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Thunderstorms

Thunderstorms. made by: K yleigh and Annalise. No, it usually comes out the top or side of the cloud. Does lightning always strike the ground?. How hot can lightning get?. Up to 5 x hotter than the sun. How do raindrops form?. They form by attaching to dust, ash or salt.

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CHAPTER - 17 Forests : Our lifeline

CHAPTER - 17 Forests : Our lifeline. 1) Forest :-. Forest is a natural habitat for many different kinds of plants and animals. Forests provide food and shelter for animals.

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Bald Eagles

Bald Eagles. By Zoe, Danny, Monia , Noah. Introduction. Body Eats Mating Nest Eggs. Body. The bald eagle has a curved beak and strong talons. Its wing span is up to 6ft . to 8ft . Eats. Bald eagles eat mainly fish but also rabbits, squirrels, birds snakes and ducks . Mating.

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Animals Adaptations:Body Parts

Animals Adaptations:Body Parts. Pages A48-A53. adaptation. a body part or a behavior that helps an animal meet basic needs All animals have adaptations that enable them to meet basic survival needs. What are some adaptations birds have?. Claw size and shape Beak shape Feathers

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I chose Triceratops for my project

I chose Triceratops for my project. By Macky I hope you enjoy ?. Diet. A triceratops is a herbivore so that means it only eats plants, like low growths, palms, cycads and ferms . They eat low growths because they are small so that means they can not reach tall trees. . Dinosaur family .

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Orangutans

Orangutans . By Oliver Littlefield. Where do orangutans live?. Most often o rangutans live in tall trees in Borneo , eating bananas and fruit. The babies live in orphanage because they are not old enough to go into the wild. . What do orangutans eat?.

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peacock

b y K h al i d. peacock. description.

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Rainforest Habitats

Rainforest Habitats.

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