'Herbivores' presentation slideshows

Biomes of the World

Biomes of the World. What are biomes?. * A biome is an area that has the same climate (weather) and the same organisms that live there. * Biomes help scientists describe the world. * There are ____ land biomes and ___ water biomes. 6. 2. What is a biome?.

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environments

environments. food helps all living things to grow. all energy comes originally from the sun. habitat is the normal home of living things. environments. FILL IN THE MISSING WORDS. +. +. -------. --- ---. =. ----. -----. environments. producers and consumers.

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Chapter 10 Internal Regulation

Chapter 10 Internal Regulation. Temperature Regulation. Temperature affects many aspects of behavior. Temperature regulation is vital to the normal functioning of many behavioral processes.

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The Digestive System

The Digestive System. All animals eat other organisms - dead or alive, whole or by the piece (including parasites). In general, animals fit into one of three dietary categories. Herbivores , such as gorillas, cows, hares, and many snails, eat mainly autotrophs (plants, algae).

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LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION. LECTURE 8. INTRODUTION . Domestication of wild animals enabled people to: Produce food i.e. meat, milk, cheese and other dairy products, eggs etc. Produce leather for clothing, shoes, bags and other by-products for the manufacture of glues, drugs, fertilizers etc.

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Ecology

Ecology. What is Ecology?. Ecology is the study of interactions among organisms and their environments, or surroundings also includes the study of human interactions and the impact of human activities on the environment. The Biosphere. The combined portion of the planet where life exists

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Resource Acquisition & Allocation Optimal Foraging Theory

Resource Acquisition & Allocation Optimal Foraging Theory. Resource Acquisition & Allocation Foraging tactics and efficiency. Foraging has costs (exposing yourself as a prey item) and takes time/energy An optimal foraging tactic maximizes the difference between foraging profits and their costs

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Understanding Water and its Role in our Lives and our Environment

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Chapter 4 Ecosystems and Living Organisms

Chapter 4 Ecosystems and Living Organisms. Overview of Chapter 4. Evolution Natural Selection Biological Communities Symbiosis Predation & Competition Species Richness & Community Stability Community Development Succession. Evolution.

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ECOLOGY

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Adaptations

Adaptations. Objectives. SPI 0807.5.2 Analyze structural, behavioral, and physiological adaptations to predict which populations are likely to survive in a particular environment

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Biological communities

Chapter 17 Ecology Unit. Biological communities. What happens in communities?. We all know that ecology is the study of interactions among species and/or between species and their respected environments. We are now going to learn about some of those interactions. Co-evolution.

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Allelopathy and herbivory

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Triage of Exotic Species During Emergency Events

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Woodlots and Wildlife

Woodlots and Wildlife. Understanding Wildlife on the Woodlot. Wildlife Redefined. There was a time when wildlife were thought of only as game animals, or animals to be hunted.

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The Effects of Dioxin

The Effects of Dioxin. Cassie Kuroda Biology 2B May 04, 2005. The Molecular Structure. Chlorinated organic chemicals with similar structures. The chlorine atoms can be attached in 8 different places on the molecule.

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Ch 5

Ch 5. How Ecosystems work. Energy in Ecosystems. What is the source of energy for most ecosystems? The sun! What kingdom of organisms use this energy first ON LAND? Plants What kingdom of organisms use this energy first IN WATER? Protists: Algae

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Chapter 12

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Environmental Adaptations of Plants

Environmental Adaptations of Plants. Topic 14.5. Biology 1001 November 30, 2005. Introduction. Seed & pollen dispersal means that plants occupy numerous environments Plants have developed evolutionary adaptations to many environments

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Fresh Water and Wetland Ecosystems

Fresh Water and Wetland Ecosystems. Description.

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