'Sea birds' presentation slideshows

Threats to biological diversity 4: Environmental Factors

Threats to biological diversity 4: Environmental Factors. Material by: Sam Hopkins. BCB 341: Principles of Conservation Biology. What Are The Environmental Factors Causing Loss Of Biodiversity?. Pollution Litter Oil Spills Pesticides Fertilizers Light Global Warming. Pesticides.

513 views • 36 slides

Threats to biological diversity 4: Environmental Factors

Threats to biological diversity 4: Environmental Factors. Material by: Sam Hopkins. BCB 341: Principles of Conservation Biology. What Are The Environmental Factors Causing Loss Of Biodiversity?. Pollution Litter Oil Spills Pesticides Fertilizers Light Global Warming. Pesticides.

444 views • 36 slides

Threats to biological diversity 4: Environmental Factors

Threats to biological diversity 4: Environmental Factors. FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES. Rich Knight, Biodiversity & Conservation Biology UWC knight.rich[at]gmail.com. WHAT ARE THE ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS CAUSING LOSS OF BIODIVERSITY?. Pollution Litter Oil Spills Pesticides Fertilizers

370 views • 36 slides

Threats to biological diversity 4: Environmental Factors

Threats to biological diversity 4: Environmental Factors. Sam Hopkins Biodiversity and Conservation Biology. An Optional Graphic can go here. What Are The Environmental Factors Causing Loss Of Biodiversity?. Pollution Litter Oil Spills Pesticides Fertilizers Light Global Warming.

456 views • 35 slides

Threats to biological diversity 4: Environmental Factors

Threats to biological diversity 4: Environmental Factors. Sam Hopkins Biodiversity and Conservation Biology. An Optional Graphic can go here. What Are The Environmental Factors Causing Loss Of Biodiversity?. Pollution Litter Oil Spills Pesticides Fertilizers Light Global Warming.

455 views • 35 slides

For The Love Of Cephalopods And Trees!!

For The Love Of Cephalopods And Trees!!. By: Meh. CEPHALOPODS. LOOKS. Very similar to octopuses, squid, cuttlefish, nautiluses Cephalopods are almost a mixture of these animals. HABITAT. All oceans Tropics or Arctic Anything except fresh water. PREY.

288 views • 18 slides

Coral Reefs

Coral Reefs. By Harsha Lakamsani. Introduction. Coral Reefs are made of limestone structures of dead and living stony coral Coral polyps are formed by red and green coralline algae Coral gets color from zooxanthellae Found all over the world. Animals of the Coral Reef.

555 views • 17 slides

16.84k views • 13 slides

Gruiformes (cranes, limpkins, rails & coots)

133 views • 13 slides

Communities!

157 views • 8 slides

jellyfish

jellyfish. by Anisha and Addie. Jellyfish have tentacles as long as 100 feet and 33 meters. Their bodies are shaped like umbrellas. Jellyfish live in oceans all around the world. They live in the deep in the oceans . Some live near the top of the ocean.

381 views • 7 slides

Oil spills

Oil spills. We are showing you how you people kill fish. What does oil spills effect ?. It effects fish, humans and animals because we eat fish and that fish might have died from the oil spill and also with animals like bears and birds. How do oil spill go into the water ?.

231 views • 6 slides

Different types of pollution in the ocean

Ocean sewage. Different types of pollution in the ocean. Oil pollution. Are cars polluting our oceans?.

274 views • 6 slides

Wild West Coast Birding Safari In South Africa

Do you want to enjoy a Wild West Coast birding safari in South Africa? Trust Absolute Birding Tours and Safaris to get a well planned birding safari tour package! Our West Coast birding safari tour package is designed to take your around the Elands Bay, which is at the mouth of the Olifants River, a home to large amounts of both sea birds and endemic wetland birds. From providing guidance, transportation, accommodation to food, we make sure in making your safari experience comfortable and memorable. For booking a customized birding safari package, call us today at 0824909204

79 views • 6 slides

Chaetognatha .

Chaetognatha. Arrow worms. Contains 125 species Most chaetognaths are planktonic, but some species attach to algae or other substrates.

115 views • 6 slides