'Open woodlands' presentation slideshows

Welcome to Jeopardy!

Welcome to Jeopardy!. Jeopardy is a quiz game where contestants are provided an answer and they must say the question. To play, simply choose a category and a score amount. If you answer correctly, you get to choose again. If you answer incorrectly, the next team will get to choose!

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Wolverine

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Small Mammals

Small Mammals. From foukeffa.org Written by Diane Runde Ag Student Texas A&M GA Ag Ed Curriculum Office To accompany the Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Course 02423 July 2001. Wolverine.

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Big By: Emily Baxter

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STRUCTURAL AND BEHAVIOURAL ADAPTATIONS

BLACK MAMBA. THE TASMANIAN DEVIL. STRUCTURAL AND BEHAVIOURAL ADAPTATIONS. BLACK MAMBA. KNOW THIS FIRST.

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Snakes

Snakes . Celeste and Mackenzi. History. Appeared with the first dinosaurs (200 million yrs ago) Were evolved from burrowing lizards Are grouped within the suborder Serpentines in Linnean Taxonomy Class of Herpetology. Description . Are flexible, Scaly, Elongate, Legless

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!kung Bushmen

!kung Bushmen. By eric thai. History.

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The tasmanian Forester Kangaroo

Matthew Moiczek Environmental Science Anderson September 12, 2010. The tasmanian Forester Kangaroo. Scientific name: Macropus giganteus tasmaniensis Mammal. Science facts. It is listed as endangered in Australia (Tasmania) Subspecies of e astern gray kangaroo found only in Tasmania.

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Birds of New York

Birds of New York. Created By: Joe Gilchrist. New York State Bird. The Eastern Bluebird is the bird of New York State. Found in open woodlands and in park like habitats and on farmlands with scattered trees. Key field marks are blue upperparts, red breast and throat, white belly.

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A n i m a l s

By: Alexis Curd. A n i m a l s. When you see a snowy owl it is clear how it got its name. It got its name because it is so white. The male owls are generally whiter than the females. As males grow older they get whiter.

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Kudu

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`The Bobcat`

`The Bobcat`. Bobcats live in the mountains and deserts of Utah. They eat birds, mice, rabbits and even deer. Nothing much eats them. They are ferocious!. Interesting Facts about Bobcats. Bobcats are about half the size of a mountain lion. They can growl as loud as a cougar.

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THE ZEBRA

THE ZEBRA. RAYNELE TRAVENY. QUICK ZEBRA INFORMATION. A member of the horse family Weight : 500-700 pounds Life expectancy: 10-20 yrs Habitat: treeless grassland, open woodlands, and wetlands. APPEARANCE.

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Chipmunks

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Chimps

Chimps. By Emily Cotrufello. Description. In the wild a chimp may live to be 50 years old. They could weigh 121 pounds when they are 40! In captivity, chimps can live to 60 years or older. Habitat. Chimps can live in grasslands. Some chimps live in dense rainforests.

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C himps

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Lynx

Lynx. Alyssa. Habitat. Forests and open woodlands of Europe, North America, and Asia. M y animal eats. Squirrels Hares Birds D eer. Facts about my animal. A Lynx has large feet to help it walk on top of snow. Most North American lynx live in Canada and Alaska.

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Amaya

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