'Whales' diaporamas de présentation

different kinds of animals

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Lesson 2: What Makes A Whale A Whale?

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Weekly Word Lists

Weekly Word Lists. Spelling sigh right weigh eight detail height spray braid bait grain slight thigh tight raisin trait highway frighten dismay freight sleigh. Vocabulary yearned wharf docks scan migrating scent. Amazing Words experiences prepared foreign seek

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Change over Time

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1. The average wait of a gray whale is from 30 to 40 tons? 2. A gray whales tail measures 10 to 12 foot across.

1. The average wait of a gray whale is from 30 to 40 tons? 2. A gray whales tail measures 10 to 12 foot across. 1. The average wait of a gray whale is from 30 to 40 tons ? 2. A gray whales tail measures 10 to 12 foot across.

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Lesson 20: Vertebrates II Marine Biology

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Animal Homes

Animal Homes. By Kathy Leighton. Whale. I am a whale. Where do I live? . desert. ocean. forest. Try again, please!. Try again, please!. Whales live in the ocean!. I am a rabbit. Where do I live?. forest. ocean. desert. Try again, please!. Try again, please!.

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Unit 3

Unit 3. Adjectives, Adverbs, and Phrases. Review of Adjectives and Adverbs. Adjective -modifies a noun or a pronoun Adverb -may modify a verb , an adjective , or another adverb

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LANGUAGE

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Warm Up!

Warm Up!. What are the 2 parts that make up the scientific name of a species? Using the cladogram, which animals have claws/nails? Which animals have fur/mammary glands? To what is the chimp most closely related to?. Is a hippopotamus more closely related to a pig or a whale?.

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Blue Whales

Blue Whales. By Kylie Amberger. Classification and Description. Balaenoptera musculus Mammals Bluish gray color 100 feet and 30.5 meters. Biome. North Pacific and South Pacific Lives in the bottom of the water It needs 50,000 gallons of water to survive

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Recovery of Hawaiian humpback whale sighting and movement data

Recovery of Hawaiian humpback whale sighting and movement data. Dr. Debra Palka and Dan Smith National Marine Fisheries Service Dr. Peter Tyack Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Woods Hole, MA 02543. Scientific Rationale.

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Cetaceans

Cetaceans . What Mammals Belong in this ORDER?. Whales Dolphins Porpoises. Whales. All cetaceans are whales. Two Kinds of whales baleen and toothed whales. Pilot Whales and Killer Whales are toothed whales (Dolphins).

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W hales

W hales. By: Brenton. Interesting Facts . Whales baleen tooth whales use their teeth to catch fish and squid . It traps krill and shrimp. M ale and female whales mate every two to three years. A whale calf is born 9 to 6 17 months . Important Fact.

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Whales

Whales . By Lucy. Are whales mammals? . Yes they are . All mammals have red blood . . The blue whale. The blue whale is the largest animal to ever live!

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Deep water Horizon Oil Spill

Deep water Horizon Oil Spill. Started the 20th April Capped 15th July Permanently sealed 20th September. What caused it ?. Hydrocarbons shot up and ingnited causing explosion and fire in Deepwater Horizon oil rig . 1- Failure

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Chesapeake Bay Research

Chesapeake Bay Research. BY: Dakota Sergeant. Why is it important to have a variety of animals in the bay?.

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Whales!

Whales!. Whales eat fish planktons krill and squid and some killer whales are nice.

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9:30 - Fossils of North Carolina, the CD-Rom Project Dr. Richard E. Chandler

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