'Mammals' presentation slideshows

Lecture 8: Genetics and Heritable Disease

Lecture 8: Genetics and Heritable Disease. Objectives: Understand the basis of genetic inheritance Understand the basis of genetic variation Relate meiosis, to sex and haploid cells Understand chromosome structure and how it affects general health

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Life History Patterns

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Chapter 5 Life History Strategies

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Vertebrates & Invertebrates

Vertebrates & Invertebrates. Interactive Presentation designed by Mr. Phillips July 2004. Introduction. You are about to begin an interactive presentation. Caution: This is not a normal presentation! YOU will be participating!

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Vertebrates

Vertebrates. Chapter 34. The Chordates. Distinguished by four principle features some time in their lives: nerve cord notochord pharyngeal slits postnatal tail Muscles arranged in segmented blocks Most have internal skeleton. Principle Chordate Features. The Nonvertebrate Chordates.

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Mammal...or Not?

PowerPoint for an educational technology class I'm taking, based off a lesson plan I made.

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Animal, plant, protist, bacteria, archaebacteria and fungi

Animal, plant, protist, bacteria, archaebacteria and fungi. What are the six kingdoms?. Mushrooms belong to this kingdom. What is the fungi kingdom?. Scientists do this to divide all living things into groups. What is classify?. Slime mold belongs to this kingdom.

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Lecture 24

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Animal Physiology:

Animal Physiology:. How Do Organisms Respond to Change?. What Are The Underlying Principles of Physiology?. Cells of multicellular organisms are hierarchically arranged Multicellular organisms are more than the sum of their parts

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Key Biodiversity Areas- KBA

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-Viruses-

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HOMEOSTASIS

HOMEOSTASIS. Ability of the body to maintain a relatively constant internal environment necessary for life. Overview: Temperature Regulation. Cyclic representation. Linear representation. Temperature Regulation. Allows humans to cope with a wide range of environments.

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Christopher J. and Blue C.

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Name that animal

Today there are 6,800 reptile species on earth; the major groups are alligators ... All reptiles are cold-blooded, which is why they warm themselves in the sun, and ...

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Mountain Gorilla

Mountain Gorilla. Poachers. Deforestation. >>>>. Gorilla Population. Death. Bad environment. =. Animal Kingdom. Bibliography. Anne Ake The Gorilla BETA Google Image Search www.google/image.com Marshall Cavendish Encyclopedia of Mammals

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Endangered Animals

Endangered Animals. Mammals Birds Insects Fish. Some Endangered MAMMALS. Asian Elephant Blue Whale Hybrid Spider Monkey Asiatic Cheetah Tiger Giant Panda Black Rhinoceros. Asian Elephant & Blue Whale.

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A First Grade Scientific Unit on Mammals

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Ch. 2 Characteristics of Culture

Ch. 2 Characteristics of Culture The Concept of Culture Culture is Learned Culture is Shared Culture is Based on Symbols Culture Gives Meaning to Reality Functions of Culture Culture and Change Ethnocentrism and Cultural Relativism What is Culture? The beliefs and behaviors of a society

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All mammals share several common characteristics.

KEY CONCEPT Evolutionary adaptations allowed mammals to succeed dinosaurs as a dominant terrestrial vertebrate. All mammals share several common characteristics. Mammals are active, large-brained, endotherms with complex social, feeding, and reproductive behaviors.

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