'Garter snakes' presentation slideshows

Behavior Development b

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REPTILE MANAGEMENT

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Evolution Lecture 12: Adaptation

Evolution Lecture 12: Adaptation. What is adaptation?. A trait or suite of traits that increases fitness of its possessor is called an adaptation A trait may be considered adaptive

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Georgia Animals

Georgia Animals. S3L1 Students will investigate the habitats of different organisms and the dependence of organisms on their habitat. a. Differentiate between habitats of Georgia (mountains, marsh/swamp, coast, Piedmont, Atlantic Ocean) and the organisms that live there.

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History

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Louis T.

Ask the common garter snake . Junious M. Louis T. Introduction. Name of animal: Common Garter Snake Scientific Name of animal : thramphis siertalis Vertebrate or Invertebrate : vertebrate Class of animal: reptile Other names of animal : ribbon snake .

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Habitat and Ecological Niche

Habitat and Ecological Niche. The manatee's lament and ancient Amazon farmers. Objectives. To be able to differentiate between the concepts of habitat and niche To be able to describe symbiosis and identify a symbiotic relationship.

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Garter Snake

Garter Snake. By Jaimin and Mitchell . How it moves. The Garter Snake slithers by shifting its body left and right through the ground. What it looks like.

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SNAKES

SNAKES. By : MEECHAIEL K. CRINER. WHAT ARE SNAKES.

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Boas

Boas. Pythons. Garter Snakes. King Snakes and Milk Snakes. Rat Snakes and Corn Snakes. Hognose Snakes.

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Great Garter Snakes

Great Garter Snakes. By: Brendon Ruzicka. What does my animal look like?. Garter snakes can be yellow, green, and orange. They have scales all over their body. They grow to 2 feet long. Some grow to 4 feet long. At birth they are 7.5-9 inches long. They have no ears or tails.

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