'Arctic regions' presentation slideshows

Ethics of Whaling

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Ethics of Whaling

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A secret history of the observed surface temperature record Phil Jones CRU, UEA

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Trait Variations for Survival

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Cultural and Natural Areas of North America

Cultural and Natural Areas of North America. Physiography. Climate. Vegetation. Cultural and Natural Areas. Primary Subsistence Source. Principal Food Resource. Population Density. Cotton & Maize. Male vs. Female Participation in Food Production. Land Ownership. Post-Marital Residence.

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Maritime and Regional Policies 2007-2013

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The Arctic Fox

The Arctic Fox. By Sharon Phu. Scientific Names. Alopex lagopus Vulpes lagopus. Habitat/Ecosystem. Arctic foxes live in the Arctic regions of Europe, Asia, & North America. Adaptations. A thick, deep, & white winter coat A good amount of body fat A body shape built to conserve heat

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Map Projections

Map Projections. Methods of presenting the curved surface of the Earth on a flat map. Are all Maps created equally? . Imagine trying to flatten out a globe; you would have to stretch it here, compress it there.

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Life in the Americas

Life in the Americas. Before: Skim and Scan Ch. 16 Sec. 2 and write a prediction. Chapter 16 Section 2 Questions. The Mayan people practiced a __________ type of government.

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Inuit Kayak

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Contending with Isolation: ca. 1000-1200. Focus Questions. HOW DID geography influence the spread of culture and state-building in North America and Mesoamerica? WHY WAS the Indian Ocean so important for the spread of culture?

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SNOW GOOSE

SNOW GOOSE. SPECIES.

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Arctic Tern Sterna paradisaea

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By: Qian Yi Class:4/3

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SWONY OWLS!

SWONY OWLS!. BY: VERONICA. pictures!. here are some snowy owl links!.

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The Tundra at Rocky Mountain National Park

The Tundra at Rocky Mountain National Park. Presented by Megan Hope Geology 101. Defining a Tundra. Treeless area Permanently frozen subsoil Low-growing vegetation Generally found in arctic regions. Seeing the RMHP Tundra. Old Fall River Road cuts through area Open only during summer

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The Arctic Fox By: Mun Leng (11)

The Arctic Fox By: Mun Leng (11). Diet In summer ,they eat rodents, birds and fish. In winter, they also eat the leftovers of a polar bear. When vegetables are available, they will also eat them. Habitat

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Chemistry and Transport in the Lower Stratosphere

Chemistry and Transport in the Lower Stratosphere Wuhu Feng 1 , Martyn Chipperfield 1 , Howard Roscoe 2 1. Institute for Atmospheric Science, School of the Environment, University of Leeds, U.K 2. British Antarctic Survey, Madingley Road, Cambridge, U.K. fengwh@env.leeds.ac.uk.

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