'Few plants' presentation slideshows

Geography Terms Review

Geography Terms Review. 1. A chain of islands. 1. Archipelago. Japan. 2. A deep, narrow valley with steep walls. 2 . Canyon. 3. Part of a large body of water that is smaller than a gulf. 3 . Bay. Cape Cod Bay, Massachusetts. 4. A point or head of land projecting into a body of water.

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The Northwest and the Artic

The Northwest and the Artic. Chapter 2 Lesson 5 Pages 82-87. A Region of Plenty A. People of the Northwest Coast - Kwakiutl (kwah-Kee-YOO-tuhl) - Makah (mah-KAW) - Chinook (Shuh-NUK) B. Fishing/Hunting/Gathering plants/Nuts - SALMON was a staple C. Whales

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Plant Classification

Plant Classification . WHAT IS A PLANT?. Plants are defined as eukaryotes that have cell walls containing cellulose and carry out photosynthesis using chlorophyll. Most all plants are multi-cellular and are autotrophs (make their own food). A few plants are parasites.

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Ecology

By: Canyon, Ben, and Tommy. Ecology. a. Explain how multi-cellular organisms meet their needs in different ways. Multi-Cellular Organisms. Definition - a living form that consists of multiple cells to perform vital life functions Examples

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Japanese Religion and Culture

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AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION

AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION. HUNTING AND GATHERING : exploit many resources lightly rather than to depend heavily on only a few. HUNTING AND GATHERING : little specialization of roles. PASTORALISM: herding of domesticated / partially domesticated animals. Emergence of Agriculture: sedentism.

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New Reproductive Technology

New Reproductive Technology. Juan Felipe Pardo y Paulina Campo 10F. Types of NEW Reproductive Technology. There are many new types of reproductive technology such as: Cloning Synthetic cells I PS (Induced pluripotent stem cell) Parthenogenesis. Cloning. Cloning .

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Some Large Habitats

Some Large Habitats. Habitat?. Terrestrial Habitats. Grasslands. l arge p lain f ew tress. Grasslands are large , plain and have few tress . Lions zebras and elephants can live here. Deserts. h ot dry Few plants.

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Tundra vs. Rainforest

Tundra vs. Rainforest. By Cailey Roberson and Mable Venable. Biotic Factors of the Tundra. Polar bears Caribou Harlequin ducks Arctic fox Arctic hares Snowy owls Musk ox Rock ptarmigan Grizzly bears Lemmings. Wildflowers Golden eagles Mountain goats Shrubs Cushion plants Sheep

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Cahuilla Indian Report By: Sarah Day

Cahuilla Indian Report By: Sarah Day. Settlements. Shelter. Trade. Food. Clothes. Tools. Language. Location. Population. Settlements.

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Landforms

Landforms. Landforms. river. A stream of water that flows across the land and empties into another body of water. lake. A body of water completely surrounded by land. bay. Part of an ocean or lake that extends deeply into the land. ocean.

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Biome Notes

Biome Notes. Tropical Rain Forest . Located in warm areas near the equator. Rains between 50-260 inches a year. Average Temperature is 77 with about 80% humidity all year long. Divided into horizontal sections called the canopy, understory, and forest floor. Desert.

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Temperate Deciduous Forest Around The World

Temperate Deciduous Forest Around The World. Virtual Biome Expedition. Ready To Go On A Trip?. Well if you are, get ready to travel around the globe to Temperate Deciduous Forests. If your not, well you are missing out on a lifetime experience. Temperate Deciduous Forest.

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Temperate Deciduous Forest Around The World

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Ancient Greece Geography

Ancient Greece Geography. How has the geography of North Carolina impacted your lives?. Driving Vacation School Clothing Recreation Geography had the same impacts on Ancient Greeks. Climate of Ancient Greece. Greece has a Mediterranean climate Winters are mild and wet

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CHAPTER 7.2 DESERTS

Most of the weathered debris in deserts is the result of mechanical weathering. CHAPTER 7.2 DESERTS. This debris consists of unchanged rock and fragments of minerals. Little moisture, few organic acids, and few decaying plants. Chemical weathering exists but S-L-O-W-L-Y.

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Ocean Biome

Ocean Biome. By Iris and Payton This is a dolphin. Here is a group of jellyfish. Animals. There are different animals in the oceans all around the world. Theses animals include dolphins, seahorses, jellyfish, and all different kinds of fish. Here is a school of fish. This is a seahorse.

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SCOTTISH PRIMROSE

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VEGETABLE - TOMATO

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