'Mountain goat' presentation slideshows

Large North American game animals not commonly found in Texas

Large North American game animals not commonly found in Texas. Andrea Eller Mike Fredeboelling. Elk. Physical Characteristics. Their fur on their legs, head, and neck are dark brown. They have slender legs and a thick neck. Their body can be anywhere between pale grey and dark brown.

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Who Drew This ?

Who Drew This ?. Anasazi. Who were the Prehistoric People of Arizona?. -----------------. -----------------------. ---------------. Where did they live?. Home of the Hohokam. Prescott. Phoenix. Tucson. What is the name of this environment?. The Sonoran Desert.

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M ountain G oat

M ountain G oat. Click for page continue. About Goat.

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M ountain G oat

M ountain G oat. Click for page continue. About Goat.

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East Cascades

East Cascades. By: Jaime, Alex, Maddy and Chayse. mountain hemlock ( Tsuga mertensiana ). Lodgepole Pine ( Pinus contorta). Subalpine fir ( Abies lasiocarpa ). Douglas-fir ( Pseudotsuga ). White Fir ( Abies concolor ). Grand fir ( Abies grandis ). ponderosa pine ( Pinus ponderosa).

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Innovation and Commercialisation at UNSW

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Cloning

Cloning . Mark Flores 11/30/2010 Triad F Dziadek / Hawkinson. What is cloning?. Cloning is the science of creating another organism that is a duplicate genetic copy of another (What is Cloning ?). . Three Types of Cloning. DNA Cloning Reproductive Cloning Therapeutic Cloning

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Winter Olympic Mascot History

Winter Olympic Mascot History. Kelsey Harris 2010 Social Studies- Mrs. Carle.

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Welcome to the Kingdom of

Welcome to the Kingdom of. In this lesson the student will learn how the different animal lived. And how they survive, student also will be able to classify the different habitat of animals. Introduction video. Animal Habitat. What is Animal Habitats?.

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The people of the NW Coast

The people of the NW Coast. SS 9 Ms. Pakkar. Totem Poles. The PPL of the NW Coast were talented artists One of their most known works is the totem pole (handout) Some examples: http :// www.youtube.com/watch?v=648gwElcPzU. Location. West coast of BC

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Mountain Alpine Tundra

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Alpine Tundra

Alpine Tundra. By: Cara, Katie, and Rusty. General Characteristics. Extremely cold climate Low biotic diversity Simple vegetation structure Limitation of drainage Short season of growth and reproduction Energy and nutrients in the form of dead organic material

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The Rocky Mountain Region

The Rocky Mountain Region. By Jayden,Jamie,Mikaela. Animal. Moose. Moose feed on leaves and other plants. They eat 50 pounds per day. In the summer a moose's favourite spot is little forest next to a lake. The wolf is a common predator.

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A Day In The Life of an Ancient Greek Farmer

A Day In The Life of an Ancient Greek Farmer. By Alex Makuch & Haley Dolan. Morning. You would go outside and see your crops. You would usually find grapes or olives, unless you had a lot of land, in that case you would probably see w heat and barely.

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Mountain Goat

Mountain Goat. By Tyler. Physical Caracteristics. The mountain goat can be up to 5.5 feet long. Mountain goats can weigh up to 100-300 pounds. The mountain goats are usually white in color. Lifespan. The mountain goat can live up to 12-15 years. Eating Habits/Diet.

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Algonquians, Athabascans, and Inuit Native Americans

Algonquians, Athabascans, and Inuit Native Americans. Breanna Dean, Elijah Knowles and Josh Trammell. Clothing. The Algonquians, Athabascans, and Inuits wore animal skins. They also made goggles made of bones. Environment.

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THE MAKE OR BUY DECISION:

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Animal Cards

Animal Cards. Slide 2/3- HOOVED Animals Slide 4- WEBBED Animals Slide 5/6- PREDATORS. Mountain GOAT. LLAMA. MOOSE. DEER. HORSE. HIPPO. RHINOCEROS. ZEBRA. BISON. ELK. BIG HORN SHEEP. GIRAFFE. American Bullfrog. penguin. Duck. turtle. Sea otter. Alligator. Web-footed Gecko.

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Northwest Indians

Northwest Indians. By: Anita, Collin, Taryn, Amanda, and Victoria. Homes. Northwest Indians lived in wooden homes. They used wood to make their houses because wood was plentiful in the northwest. The wood protected them from the wind and rain.

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The Mountaineers

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