'500 species' presentation slideshows

Chapter 41: Fishes

Chapter 41: Fishes. 41-1 Introduction to Vertebrates. 41-2 Jawless Fishes, Sharks, and Rays. 41-3 Bony Fishes. 41-1 Introduction to Vertebrates. I. Characteristics of Vertebrates (evolved ~ 550 m.y.a.).

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Getting a Grip on 5000 Taxa and 500,000 Specimens: Lessons from a

1. Getting a Grip on 5000 Taxa and 500,000 Specimens: Lessons from a Planetary Biodiversity Inventory Project presented by Randall T. Schuh Curator and Chair Division of Invertebrate Zoology American Museum of Natural History, New York. 2. Heteroptera: True Bugs. 7 infraorders

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Exploring the Southern Hemisphere:

Exploring the Southern Hemisphere: Plant Bug Planetary Biodiversity Inventory Field Work in Australia and South Africa presented by Randall T. Schuh Curator and Chair Division of Invertebrate Zoology American Museum of Natural History, New York. Planetary Biodiversity Inventories.

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Roy L. Caldwell University of California, Berkeley

Mantis shrimp: Still the fastest claw in the west!. Roy L. Caldwell University of California, Berkeley. The stomatopods are a diverse group with over 500 species. Aeschronectidids and Palaeostomatopods: Diverged from other Malacostracan stock in the Devonian, 400 million years ago.

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What do you do when you find an unknown invertebrate? a) squish it

What do you do when you find an unknown invertebrate? a) squish it b) call Homeland Security Department c) use a dichotomous key to identify it. Rotifers. ~1500 species, size between 0.04 and 2.5 mm Generation time is a few days (temperature dependent)

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Aquatic Ecosystems

Aquatic Ecosystems. What are the 2 deciding factors that affect land biomes? Would this be the same for aquatic biomes? Salinity Nutrients. Freshwater Ecosystems. Rivers Streams Lakes Ponds Marshes Swamps Wetlands. Flowing Water: Rivers and Streams .

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work as a team to figure out if these statements about birds and bees are true or false

work as a team to figure out if these statements about birds and bees are true or false. true or false? bees can see ultraviolet light. true or false? bees can see ultraviolet light. True. 1. true or false? male honeybees explode while mating and die soon afterwards. 1. true or false?

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Soil Invertebrates

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UTACCEL 2010

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Amphibians

Amphibians. Lynn Cao & Kaylah Gilliam. AP Biology Ms. Pagliaro. Order Urodela Salamanders. Order Anura Frogs &Toads. Order Apoda Caecilians. Habitat / Number of Species. about 3,500 known species of frogs and 300 species of toads

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ENDANGERED SPECIES

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