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ANIMAL DIVERSITY ~ INVERTEBRATES ~VERTEBRATES

ANIMAL DIVERSITY ~ INVERTEBRATES ~VERTEBRATES. GROUP MEMBERS: CHIKO WONG (MS0915542650) ADELINE CHIENG YIH FANG (MS0915514266) NURFAEZAH BINTI DELIE (MS0915516276) AYUNI BINTI SAMSUL BAHRI (MS0915514523). ANIMAL DIVERSITY I INVERTEBRATES. PHYLUM POLIFERA Spongia.

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Section 16.1 Enhancing Food Section 16.2 Herbs and Spices Section 16.3 Condiments

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Introduction of Meteorology

Introduction of Meteorology. Objectives. To describe, in your own words, what the word meteorology means. To describe, in your own words, what a meteorologist is. To describe, in your own words, what weather is. To describe, in your own words, what a climate.

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LAURA Y MONICA. CLIMA Y VEGETACION

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Hand-Foot-and Mouth Disease

Hand-Foot-and Mouth Disease. By Allie Wrabel. Origin. Commonly caused by a Coxsackie A16 virus . Structural Information. RNA virus Family: Picornaviridae Genus: Enterovirus. Symptoms. Fever Sore throat Malaise Blisters Rash Loss of appetite. How is it spread?. Person to person

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Temperate Climate

Temperate Climate. Done by Loke Tze Hng (19), Julius Chua (3) Daniel Lee (4), Bryan Wee (26) 2i1. Contents. What is temperate climate? DIfferent Types of climate What are the characteristics of places with temperate climate? Countries that experience temperate climates Bibliography.

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A Pollen Key for Quaternary Paleontology

A Pollen Key for Quaternary Paleontology. Amaranthus - Spherical - Periporate - Exine: Scabrate to Psilate Favors warmer climates. Amaranthus, pigweed , is a genus of herbs. Ambrosia Spherical Exine: Echinate (short spines) - Favors warm, temperate climates.

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KEY CONCEPT Climate is a key abiotic factor that affects the biosphere.

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Weathering and Soil

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KEY CONCEPT Climate is a key abiotic factor that affects the biosphere.

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C. Using Heat 1. Types of heating systems a. Wood or coal burning stove b. Forced-air (most common today)

C. Using Heat 1. Types of heating systems a. Wood or coal burning stove b. Forced-air (most common today). c. Radiator. d. Electric e. Solar 1) Passive (lots of south windows) 2) Active (solar panels). 2. Heat engines. combustion. thermal energy.

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EQUALITY CLASS

EQUALITY CLASS. Welcome from Equality Class. We have been learning about climates around the World. I marked the polar, tropical and temperate climates on his World map. We compared the climate in Dover and Banjul. I made this bar graph to show the monthly temperatures in Dover.

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