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Exam # 3: Historical Geology

Exam # 3: Historical Geology. Use Answer Sheet provided for submitting answers. Remember: No talking during exam. Be sure to write neatly in pencil and follow all directions. Slides will be shown a total of two times for this exam. Question # 1.

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Black Bears in the Catskill Mountains

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Panther

Panther. Florida. Habitat. Florida Panthers live in Pinelands, Hardwood hammocks and mixed Swamp Forest. Diet. It is a carivonore. Florida Panther will eat white tailed deer, raccoons, armadillos, bids and other small prays. 30-50 approximately in the wild and 100 in captivity. Population.

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Panther

Panther. Florida. Habitat. Florida Panthers live in Pinelands, Hardwood hammocks and mixed Swamp Forest. Diet. It is a carivonore. Florida Panther will eat white tailed deer, raccoons, armadillos, bids and other small prays. 30-50 approximately in the wild and 100 in captivity. Population.

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Animals that live in Australia

Animals that live in Australia. Koala.

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Porcupines

Porcupines. By Justice. Table of Contents 1 . Introduction 2. Body 3. Habitat 4. Life Cycle 5. Food 6. Fun Facts. Introduction.

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A llosaurus

A llosaurus. By phoebe. Information. A allosaurus lived around 150 millon years go in the late jurassic period. The name allosaurus means differnt lized . A allosaurus family is alloauridae .

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Gray Wolves

Gray Wolves. Gray Wolves are2-2.5 feet tall and their bodies are between 4-5 feet long. Male Wolves weigh about 90 pounds. Female Wolves weigh about 80 pounds. Gray Wolves can run 35 m.p.h and can jump 12 feet. Within 3 to 5 months the young pups are able to travel with the pack.

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