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An Interactive Pennsylvania Curriculum Guide. P. Click here to continue. is for. Brought to you by SJU Instructional Technology Students. A. B. C. D. H. E. F. G. L. I. J. K. Click on the letter that you want to visit!. M. N. O. P. Q. R. S. T. V. W. X. U. Y. Z.

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Badger

Badger. Beaver. Cottontail. Coyote. Eastern Chipmunk . Gray Fox. Red Fox. Jackrabbit . Mink. Mole. Moose. Deer Mouse. House Mouse. Jumping Mouse. Meadow Vole. Muskrat . Norway Rat . Opossum . Otter. Pocket Gopher . Pocket Gopher. Porcupine . Porcupine. Raccoon . Raccoon.

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The Pleistocene- Vertebrate Fossils from Mississippi Gravel Bars Dr. Nina L. Baghai-Riding

The Pleistocene- Vertebrate Fossils from Mississippi Gravel Bars Dr. Nina L. Baghai-Riding. The Pleistocene Epoch lasted from about 1.65 million until 10,000 years ago. Much of northern North America was covered by a large ice sheet.

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Natural Resources

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Wildlife ID:

Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office Scott Register and Dr. Frank Flanders April 2006. Wildlife ID:. Slide set 5 of 9 Georgia Environmental and Natural Resources CDE. Identify this Wildlife Species:. Answer:. Whitetail Deer. Identify this Wildlife Species:. Answer:.

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Introduction

Calcium = Total skeletal bone growth and re-generation in young & old deer alike ... have mother nature break down blocks for the wildlife to consume. Wildlife gets full ...

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Freedom & Wilderness

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Vocabulary Practice

Whose Habitat Is It?. Vocabulary Practice. Justine and Horatio were surprised to learn that they both lived in the same _______. A. images. B. neighborhood. C. content. D. addressing. Boy oh Boy You are Correct.

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September 2009 Kissimmee River Phase IVB Construction and Phase I Features

September 2009 Kissimmee River Phase IVB Construction and Phase I Features. Photographs by Brent Anderson. September 23, 2009. High seasonal flows continue through the Kissimmee River. September 23, 2009.

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Whitetail Deer

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Whitetail Deer Assessment Photo Album

Whitetail Deer Assessment Photo Album. Atchley Stackhouse EDUC 6731C-3 Assessment for Student Learning. Purpose.

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By. Joshua Kuchenbecker

Whitetail Deer. By. Joshua Kuchenbecker. Ecosystems: Organism Interacion and Behavior.

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White-tailed Deer:

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Katmai national park.

Katmai national park. KATMAI national park. Its over 3,674,529.68 acres. It has a lot of acres. The moose can swim eat grass and is big. Fox eats bugs and is orange and eat meat. Bear eats meat and has a lot of fat and fur. Mule deer they are bigger than whitetail deer. The flowers.

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Whitetail Deer

Whitetail Deer. CS255 By John Rowe. Two nice bucks:. Categories:. Buck Doe Fawn. Buck:. Male Has antlers Generally larger than females Sticks together with other bucks, except during rut. Doe:. Female No antlers Smaller than bucks Travel in small groups of mature females. Fawn:.

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Whitetail Deer

Whitetail Deer. by Robby Deputy. INHERITED TRAITS. Whitetail deer are the smallest deer in North American. The yellow on the map shows where whitetail deer live. The coats on the deer in summer are reddish brown. In the winter the coats fade to dull gray brown.

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Chronic Wasting Disease

Chronic Wasting Disease . Diagnosis of the disease began in 1977. S cientists suspected that CWD was caused by a transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE ). TSEs are diseases of the nervous system that have distinctive lesions in the brain .

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Chronic Wasting Disease

Chronic Wasting Disease. Diagnosis of the disease began in 1977. S cientists suspected that CWD was caused by a transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE ). TSEs are diseases of the nervous system that have distinctive lesions in the brain .

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Elk

Elk . Dylan Osborne. Where they live. They roam in the US and in Canada. How were they introduced to North America. Red Deer. Effects elk have on environment. They eat a lot of grass and plants and shrubs So if things were grown up before they came here then after things were cut down .

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Ecosystems

Ecosystems. Habitat- An environment that provides the things the organism needs to live, grow, and reproduce. An organism obtains food, water, shelter, and other things it needs to live, grow, and reproduce from its environment.

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