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    All creatures play an important role in maintaining a stable ecosystem. One animal that is often looked at with fear is the wolf. The wolf is a dangerous animal but what a wondrous site to watch a wolf hunting for food with its muscular body‚ piercing eyes‚ and amazing sense of smell. The wolf is a very skilled hunter and is able to find food with great skill. Among some Indian tribes the wolf is regarded as a protector and should be protected. The wolf is a meat eater and successful hunter. With

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    Buttresses are often found in locations with poor soil quality. In biomes like the temperate deciduous forest biomes the trees have no need for buttresses because the soil is rich with nutrients. Rich soils allows for trees and plants to grow deep roots that anchor and provide them with stability. In addition deep root systems take up nutrients that are found throughout soil. Buttresses do not penetrate into the deep

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    through forests that contain hardwoods and are most prolific in the eastern parts. Trees that the Forest Tent Caterpillar attacks in New York are basswood‚ ash‚ sugar maple‚ alder‚ cherry‚ elm‚ apple‚ aspen‚ birch‚ and oaks. Trees that are not hosts for this pest are conifers‚ red maple‚ and sycamore. The New York State of Department of Environmental Conservation also says that in the Western US and Canada‚ that trembling aspen are hosts to the FTC (Kraus). The Forest Tent Caterpillar goes through 4 different

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    It is important that students understand the biology of trees to further be aware of trees’ role in the ecosystem throughout How to Measure &itsIDlife. Week 1 Day 3 Seedlin g Seed Sapling Snag Mature Oak  Like all living things trees have a life cycle:  Birth  Growth  Aging  Death  As trees grow‚ their physical form changes as does their role in the forest ecosystem Which came first - the tree‚ or the seed?  Seeds come in a variety of shapes‚ weights‚ colors‚ and sizes‚ depending on

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    Elk (Wapiti) Preferred Habitat: The most productive habitat for elk is aspen. Aspen areas can contain and support large numbers of elk. Some other preferred habitats are oakbrush‚ mountain shrub‚ conifer‚ spruce fir‚ and ponderosa pine. Oakbrush can provide coverage and food for the elk. Most of these habitats provide coverage‚forage‚ and security for elk. Place in the food web: Below is a picture of a food web of animals in Yellowstone National Park. The elk is a primary consumer in a food

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    else about that? Maybe that person will find out that maybe wolves didn’t change the river. The author of this article did that‚ he find out more than basic things and he thinks that it might be a myth. “One study found out that population of Aspen trees had not grown despite a 60% increase in elk.” –Richard Conniff. With this what he meant to say is that this whole time we’ve

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    kind it is. Is it a two ply or a three ply? Is there special things in it like Vicks or not? The short life of a facial tissue starts out as a tree. Facial tissues are made from a mix of pine‚ spruce‚ fir‚ hemlock‚ larch‚ aspen and birch trees. When the trees are cut down they are sent to a factory that changes them into paper pulp. To make the wood pulp all they need to do is combine water and wood‚ but other ingredients can be added to produce different types of wood pulp like lotions

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    Climate The community from Division 17 that I choice to analysis from the 1981 – 2010 Canadian climate Norma’s was the Saskatchewan side of Lloydminster. The reason I chose Lloydminster is because it is one of the two cities that is located in Division 17. The daily mean temperature is very constant and predictable‚ as for the precipitation‚ it is a lot less predictable. When looking at the daily average for temperature I found it interesting that on average only 5 months of the year are below zero

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    hunt them since their predator is now extirpated to nothing. (Wolves- Sustainable man)By this time many biologists were worried about eroding land and plants dying off. The elk were multiplying inside the park and deciduous‚ woody species such as aspen and

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    light marshlands and in deserts. Porcupines are vegetarians. In the Spring they feed on leaves‚ twigs and green plants. In Winter‚ they chew through the outer bark of fir‚ hemlock‚ aspen and pines trees to eat the tender layer of tissue below. Sometimes‚ they will completely chew threw‚ and thus kill‚ trees. They may also gnaw used ax handles‚ canoe paddles and other items for the salt and oil they contain. The two large‚ front gnawing teeth continue to grow as long as the Porcupine lives.

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