Encounters of the Amphibious Kind” by Tammy D. Lee and Jane L. Lubischer discusses a lesson that integrates physical science‚ focusing on the concept of sound‚ and life science‚ focusing on how sound is created in nature. This lesson concentrates on frogs‚ how they make sound‚ how the sounds they make are different‚ and the purposes of these different sounds. I will reflect on this article by summarizing it‚ discussing the standards accompanying it‚ and how I would implement this lesson in my future
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ability to stay alive and assist your team. Of these three groups positioning is the most important; knowing and learning how to use a camouflaged position‚ placing your tank in a hull down position‚ finding an artillery (arty) safe position‚ angling position so your hull will bounce incoming rounds‚ and finally knowing when to exercise a tactical retreat. Running around the battlefield willy-nilly in the wide open is just a recipe for certain death. Learning to use the environment around you
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English‚ Maths‚ Science and Technology 1996-1999 Hereford College of art and design City & Guilds Photography. 2004 Herefordshire Group Training‚ St johns Ambulance‚ First Aid at the Workplace. HOBBIES AND INTERESTS Photography‚ Angling‚ Music‚ and Motorsport. Most of my recent photographic work has been Rallying and Sunday League football‚ i have also done some wedding photography as well‚ but this has been much more limited due
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Ancient life was all silence. In the nineteenth century‚ with the invention of the machine. Noise was born. Today‚ Noise triumphs and reigns supreme over the sensibility of men. One of the biggest and most influential of these machine inventions was the theramin (or thereminvox). The theremin was one of the biggest cornerstones for electronic music and pioneered future generations of electronic and electrivally amplified music. It is named after its Russian inventor‚ Professor Léon Theremin‚ who
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Fingerprint Analysis Gizmo™‚ you will analyze DNA fingerprints of frogs. 1. Select the POPULATION tab. What are the three main traits that vary between the frogs? The three main traits that differ between the frogs are the spots on their body‚ the color of the eyes and the color of the skin. 2. Which frog would you expect to have the most similar DNA to frog A? Why? Frog A would have the most similar DNA towards frog I. This is because they both contain the same traits‚ for example
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They did not want to disappoint Ape. Frog had always wanted to meet the great rulers of the rainforest‚ as it would be an experience of a lifetime for such a small animal like himself. Frog was particularly good in his hunt. This was due to his long tongue‚ which helped him reach the mangos at the top of the tree. His enormous mouth helped him to carry a large load. Luckily for frog‚ he knew exactly where to go to find the most succulent and juiciest mangos. Frog knew that this particular area was
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in the 1980s. But nobody knew it at the time. When frogs started dying in big numbers in Australia and Central America in the mid-1990s‚ scientists discovered the fungus was to blame. This fungus attacks the amphibian’s keratin. The keratin is a key structural protein in an animal’s skin and mouthparts. Scientists think it may also perhaps be hampering oxygen exchange and control of water and salts in the body. Then the frog (amphibian) ends up dieing from the fungus. But
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Essay I was amazed to find out just how ancient frogs are. For 190 million years‚ the ancestors of modern frogs have roamed the earth‚ looking much the same as they do today. This means that at one time when there was a huge dinosaur eating a plant‚ there could have been some type of frog down by its feet. About 3‚800 species of frogs and toads have developed since the dinosaur days. The secret to their success is their amazing adaptability. Frogs have evolved to live in a large variety of climates
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a Poison Dart Frog‚ you might ask? You can find these small creatures in the rainforest of South America and some parts of lower Central America. The Poison Dart Frog ranges from less than an inch to two and half inches in body length. There are more than a hundred species of poison dart frogs. They range in color and patterns‚ color shades vary among frogs within a species. It is the skin that contains the frogs poison‚ the variety of colors are warnings to predators that the frogs are poisonous
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of bands made from analyzing a strand of DNA. In the DNA Fingerprint Analysis Gizmo™‚ you will analyze DNA fingerprints of frogs. 1. Select the POPULATION tab. What are the three main traits that vary between the frogs? _________________________________________________________________________ 2. Which frog would you expect to have the most similar DNA to frog A? Why? ____________ _________________________________________________________________________ |Activity A:
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