'Eat animals' presentation slideshows

Life Cycle Review

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FINAL EXAM ECOLOGY REVIEW

FINAL EXAM ECOLOGY REVIEW. 2010. Tree Rock Water Air Bird human. B A A A (nonliving) B B (living). A=abiota B=biota. Large area with similar climate, soil, and plants and animals The Planet of living and nonliving things

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Click to Advance to the Countries Living Organism Survival Guide

Canada. Miass. Click to Advance to the Countries Living Organism Survival Guide. Trinidad. Korolev. Kansas. Click the house to return to the main menu. The Survival and Wild life of Korolev, Russia. Edited By: Jessica Harwood. Table of contents (Click on the topic to advance).

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Animals Can!

Animals Can!. By: A.M. Kindergarten Class. A frog can leap. Rodolfo. A mountain lion can. Dakota. An elephant can. Cynthia. A butterfly can fly. Giselle. An alligator can swim. July. A kangaroo can jump. Angeles. A jaguar can run fast. Kimberly. A frog can eat bugs. Isabella.

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Unit 6 Vocabulary Ecology

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Animal Diversity

Animal Diversity. Animals are many-celled organisms that are made up of different kinds of cells. Three Different Traits of Animals. Shape Size Color. Four Basic Needs of Animals. Food Water Shelter Space. Animal Cells. Nucleus and specialized structures Organized to form systems

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Food Chains and Food Webs

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Food Chains and Food Webs

Food Chains and Food Webs. What is a food chain?. A food chain shows the path or flow of energy from organism to organism The amount of available energy for each level decreases so most food chains are fairly short. Arrows.

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Animals of the Rainforest!

Animals of the Rainforest!. By: Mariah Smith. Elephants. Elephants trunks can get very heavy. Elephants do not drink with their trunks. Sometimes you can see a Elephant rest its trunk on its tusk. An Elephants eat grass and leafs. Howler monkey.

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First nations food by Tyler and T ristan and Nirbhay

First nations food by Tyler and T ristan and Nirbhay. 1. First nations needs food to be healthy and survive. 2.First nation plant corn to help them and the little ones. 3.They use buffalo to make weapons, food, clothing, tools, shelter so they can use it to make stuff and and catch food.

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Skunks eat both plant and animal material and change their diet as the seasons change. They eat

Skunks eat both plant and animal material and change their diet as the seasons change. They eat insects and larvae, earthworms and grubs, small rodents, lizards, salamanders, frogs, snakes, birds, moles, and eggs. They also commonly eat berries, roots, leaves, grasses, fungi, and nuts.

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Who Eats What? Pg. 83

Who Eats What? Pg. 83. Producers. Producers produce their own food through a process called photosynthesis. In this chemical reaction, sunlight helps make complex substances such as proteins and sugars. Example: Plants and trees. Consumers.

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