'Dry forest' presentation slideshows

Lesson Overview

Lesson Overview. 4.4 Biomes. THINK ABOUT IT. Why does the character of biological communities vary from one place to another? Why, for example, do temperate rain forests grow in the Pacific Northwest while areas to the east of the Rocky Mountains are much drier?

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WORLD HISTORY

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Dry Forest Ecosystems

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Nocturnal primate social systems

Types of social system Dispersed pairs: Phaner Gregarious pairs: Aotus Dispersed multi-male: Mirza. Significance of nocturnal primates Special features of lemurs Reconstructing primate social evolution. Slow loris!. Nocturnal primate social systems. The nocturnal primates

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Chapter 4

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Biomes

Biomes. Standards 6a & 6b. Standards 6a & 6b. 6a: Students know biodiversity is the sum total of different kinds of organisms and is affected by alterations of habitats.

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Levels of Organization

Levels of Organization. Levels Within Levels.

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WF mouse

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4-3 Biomes Environments are grouped into BIOMES

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Wind and the structure of tropical dry forest

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LATIN AMERICA Mexico, Central America, Caribbean, South A merica

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sarvision.nl

Comparison SarVision mid-2007 LULC map and selected reference maps CKPP - Ex Mega Rice Area. Prepared for Wetlands International, WL Delft 20071004. Niels Wielaard Marcela Quinones. www.sarvision.nl. Optical imagery used for reference: Landsat 2007-07-04 SPOT 5 2007-09-02 (QL)

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ANTEATERS

ANTEATERS. By Courtney Simon. food . ~silky ant eaters can eat up to 5,000 insects a day. ~they also eat ants and termites. maps. They live in S outh A merica . ant eaters tongues. There tongues are about

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Kangaroo Natalie R. Mrs.Zoanetti

Kangaroo Natalie R. Mrs.Zoanetti. Appearance. The kangaroo has a pouch to put the baby in. It has a tail It can hop It can be four different colors; red, brown, gray, and white. It has big ears It lives in Australia. Where does it live? . New Guinea. Habitat.

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Tropical Dry Forest

Tropical Dry Forest . By: Jenn Jarosh. Dry Season Rainy Season. Most trees are dormant and 50% may be evergreen. Insects, mammals, and birds make seasonal migrations to wetter habitats. Trees, flowers and insects appear to pollinate. This is when the pace of life quickens.

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All about cheetahs

All about cheetahs. introduction. Do you want learn about cheetahs? If you do than read this PowerPoint. You will learn about its habitat , life cycle , and adaptations. Cheetah habitat. Tropical savannas South west Asia Africa Savanna dry forest. Cheetah life cycle. Mother has 1-3 cubs

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Endangered Species & Extinct Species

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Endangered Species & Extinct Species

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Riparian Habitat Conservation Areas in the Kahler Project

Riparian Habitat Conservation Areas in the Kahler Project. An overview At right: dry forest class IV stream channel in Kahler. Riparian Habitat Conservation Areas Projects.

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Road Impact Assessment in Land-use Change using Remote Sensing

Road Impact Assessment in Land-use Change using Remote Sensing T rans-Chaco H ighway in P araguay. Karolina Argote 1 ,Louis Reymondin 1 , Andy Jarvis 1 . 1 International Center for Tropical Agriculture, Cali-Colombia. Abstract. Methodology.

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