'Terrestrial animals' presentation slideshows

Animal Reproduction and Development

Animal Reproduction and Development. Reproduction Song. Animals reproductive by asexual and sexual methods: Asexual is the production of offspring with genes all from one individual, without the fusion of gametes. Sexual involves formation of gametes and fertilization, genetic variation.

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Circulation and gas exchange Gases are dissolved in aqueous solutions

Circulation and gas exchange Gases are dissolved in aqueous solutions Transport systems deliver gases (and nutrients) to the cells Diffusion can occur only over short distances. Gastrovascular cavity Cnidarians have radial symmetry and a very thin body wall

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OBJECTIVES

OBJECTIVES. ANALYSING:-. *Write the distinguishing features of terrestrial animals. *Investigate how do the desert animals adapt themselves to survive in their environment. EVALUATING:-. *Tell why different animals live in different habitats.

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Why is an elephant so big

Why is an elephant so big. FORM, FUNCTION AND BODY SIZE IN VERTEBRATES. Dr.S.N.Hegde Professor, Department of Zoology University of Mysore Mysore - 570006. Body size, form are adaptive traits Largest vertebrate is one million times larger than the smallest Relation between habits and size

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HOME SWEET HOME (Animals Habitat) )

Department of Education National Capital Region INTERIM DIVISION OF THE CITY OF SAN JUAN Pinaglabanan Street,City of San Juan Metro Manila PEDRO CRUZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. HOME SWEET HOME (Animals Habitat) ). Prepared by: Analine R De Guzman Grade Iii Teacher. TASK

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Estuaries

Estuaries. Estuaries. Estuaries are partially enclosed coastal bodies of water Examples of estuaries include: River mouths Bays Inlets Gulfs Sounds Formed by a rise in sea level after the last Ice Age. Southern California Watersheds. Classifying estuaries by origin. Coastal plain

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REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS

REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS. Asexual reproduction involves only one parent that produces two or more genetically similar organisms. It occurs mainly in organisms with a simple structure.

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Biodiversity in Portugal

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ARTHROPODS

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Rabies

Rabies . By: Mahdi Mahdi. It came from dogs, Cats, other animals that bite. The disease is zoonotic , meaning it can be transmitted from one species to another, such as from dogs to humans, commonly by a bite from an infected animal.

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Endangered Species Act (ESA)

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Permian Period

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Amphibians

Amphibians. Chapter 17C. Characteristics of Amphibians. Life Cycle: Body:. Typically have a two-part life cycle. Swimming stage with gills Terrestrial stage with lungs Most have moist skin (no scales) Most have webbed feet with claws Endothermic

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Animals carry out other types of responses to stimuli besides movements and secretions. For example:

Animals carry out other types of responses to stimuli besides movements and secretions. For example:. Colour change. Light production. Electricity production. Click on the buttons to find out more. Colour change.

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