'Blue jay' presentation slideshows

Distributions of Species

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Ecology Challenge

Ecology Challenge. As a group, read and discuss each question. I will give about 30 seconds per question. At the end, we will check the answers. The group with the most correct answers will win. 1 of 25) Place the vocabulary letters in order of smallest to largest?. A) Ecosystem B) Universe

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Birds

Birds. L0s . A crow. A duck. An eagle. A goose. A hawk. A hen. An ostrich. An owl. A parrot. A peacock. A penguin. A blue jay. A flamingo. A pelican. A pheasant. A rooster. A seagull. A sparrow. A swan . A woodpecker. A turkey . A vulture. A robin. A toucan. A hummingbird.

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Kaitlyn Crossan

Kaitlyn Crossan. Field Biology Species List. Birds. Black-capped chickadee. Poecile atricapillus. Blue jay. Cyanocitta cristata. Fish. Creek chub. Semotilus atromaculatus. Northern white sucker. Catostomus commersonii. Largemouth bass. Micropterous salmoides. Allegheny crayfish.

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THE 4 th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL TOXICOLOGY Kunming, China, October 16-19, 2006

On the Neurotoxicity of Carbofuran in Mammalian Systems. B. Sharma, Ph.D. Professor of Biochemistry Department of Biochemistry University of Allahabad ( A Central University ) Allahabad, UP 211002, India E-mail: sharmabi@yahoo.com , Phone:+91-9415715639.

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The Blue Jay

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West Nile Virus in Wildlife

Michigan. DNR. West Nile Virus in Wildlife. Thomas M. Cooley Rose Lake Wildlife Disease Lab Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Michigan. DNR. West Nile Virus: Reservoir Hosts. Isolated from numerous wild birds. Wetland and terrestrial species. Birds are primary amplifier hosts.

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Blue Jay Finds a Way

Blue Jay Finds a Way. Unit 6.2. Fantasy. A fantasy is a made-up story that could not happen in real life. . blue jay. Blue Jay wanted to fly to the moon. . elephant. moon. Blue Jay wanted to fly to the moon. . flapped. He flapped his wings. . feeling blue.

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Plant and Animal Systems

Plant and Animal Systems. Unit 5. Organism. Any living thing Example: plant, animal. Nutrient. A food that helps living things grow and stay healthy. Food Pyramid. A diagram showing the number of servings of foods to eat each day from breads, vegetables, fruit, milk, meat, and fats.

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Monk Parakeet ( Myiopsitta monachus )

Monk Parakeet ( Myiopsitta monachus ). Physical Characteristics. 29 cm long on average 48 cm wingspan weighs 100 g Females tend to be 10-20% smaller It has bright green upperparts

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Living Things in Ohio

Living Things in Ohio. Chapter 5 Mrs. Luchka 2011. Which of these animals will we find in Ohio?. What are some other animals that live in Ohio?. Animals Found in Ohio: chipmunks Squirrels Raccoons

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Birds of North America

Birds of North America. Book By: American Museum of Natural History Project By: Ryan Donley. Instructions. Pick a writer at your table. Listen as I read the question. You will be given 3 answer choices, except for bonus questions. Discuss the answer with your group.

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Terrestrial animals

Terrestrial animals Many of these were not seen during labs, but are present in the areas visited Belted kingfisher Blue jay American goldfinch Black-capped chickadee American crow European starling American robin Ruffed grouse (Partridge) Pileated woodpecker Yellow bellied sapsucker

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Graphing 101

Graphing 101. Graphing basics. Use: graph paper a ruler a pencil (be neat) Connect data points; use a line of best fit. Setting up a graph. DRY D ependent or R esultant variable on the Y -axis. MIX M anipulated or I ndependent variable on the X -axis.

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Classification

Classification. Classification . System to organize all living creatures plants animals microbes etc. Carolus Linnaeus. The Linnean system proposed in 1700s each species has a 2 part name genus species. Homo sapiens. Latin binomial. 2 part scientific name

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A walk in the Taiga

A walk in the Taiga. By: Rebecca Lacoretz & Anthony Anderson. Description . Full of trees Foggy Some times near water. Weather. Long winter(extremely cold) Short summers (pleasant) humid. Locations. North America Europe Asia . Animals . Here is a video about beavers.

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Appalachians

Appalachians. By Hannah. The Appalachian region is the BEST. The Appalachian region is named for the Appalachian mountain range that extends from the U nited States into eastern Canada. This divers region contains highlands,lowlands,plateaus,hills,costal ares,lakes,and rivers.

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Addition and Estimation

Addition and Estimation. Word Problems. Scenario 1. A circus is putting up a tent for an upcoming show. On one side of the tent they set up ______ seats. On the other side of the tent they set up ______ seats. About how many people can attend the circus at once?. Scenario 2.

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