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    Wild Sunflower

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    sunflower‚ a shrub‚ can be spotted by the roadside. Aside from the nutritional components that can be obtained from its leaves‚ reports indicate that the extract from the leaves contains insecticidal properties. One of the most successful of all insects‚ ants can be a serious nuisance pest in homes‚ hospitals‚ restaurants and other buildings. Their ubiquitous nature and social structure make them particularly difficult to control. Small proportions of ants feed on and contaminate our food stuffs

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    Bolas Spider

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    (2006).Back to Spider index page  Back to Arthropods of Orange County‚ California | Shortly after dusk‚ the spider lowers herself on silk threads‚ spins a silk line with a sticky blob on the end of it and swings it to catch the moths or other insects that have been attracted by the chemicals.  The spider gets its name from the bolas (ball-on-a-string) weapon used by Eskimos and South American Indians. � Peter J. Bryant | Here she has caught a cranefly. � Peter J. Bryant | Here she is hauling

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    Earwigs

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    was the most interesting insect to me but because it is one of the most common insects on my dads’ property. I thought it would be interesting to learn more about them since I see them so often. One thing that I found was interesting abut the earwigs is that the females do show some maternal care by protecting their young nymphs. They build burrows and lay them together which protects them. Bibliography: Floyd‚ R. 2004. Earwig. http://ipm.illinois.edu/hyg/insects/earwig/index.html. Sexton

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    Honey Badger Speech

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    on average‚ is only about 2 feet in length‚ and weighs up to 35 pounds. This is surprising‚ due to the honey badgers massive appetite. The diet of a honey badger is very broad. They are solitary hunters‚ and eat everything from small rodents‚ insects‚ and frogs‚ to cobras‚ monitor lizards‚ even animal carcasses. But what is astonishing is the lengths this animal is willing to go to in order to get food. Reports in India‚ dating back before 1941‚ have documentation stating that honey badgers have

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    led the bats to starvation‚ dehydration‚ and consequently‚ death. If bats were to go extinct‚ predators would starve during the winter months that were reserved to the easy prey and food source. Farm fields would evidently see a high increase in insects messing up their system. The ultimate death of coral reefs was due to ocean acidification‚ which altered the corals’ saturation levels drastically. There are many proximate causes that led to the continuing extinction of coral reefs such as overfishing

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    PEPPERED MOTH SIMULATION LAB SANTIAGO JACOME THE VICTORIA SCHOOL BIOLOGY SL Data and Analysis Life Cycle of the Peppered Moth: Because their light wings are peppered with small dark spots. Predators of the peppered moth are flycatchers‚ nuthatches and the European robin. Larvae feed on the leaves of birch‚ willow‚ and oak trees. They change into pupae (cocoons) for the winter. They are given the name of carbonaria when black spots are present. Impact of Pollution: Near the centre of Manchester

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    become a world-wide effort. You can‚ however‚ start on your own because every hive counts. Another solution would be to avoid spraying pesticides on plants that bees consider desirable. If bees are attracted to a certain crop that we spray to keep insects from destroying‚ then the bees will carry the pesticide back to the hive‚ should they survive the poison. If we avoid spraying in areas that bees pollinate frequently we could combat the severe losses we see on a yearly basis. The last thing that

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    Close   1     Figure  10:  (“Termite   Workers”)   Interpreting  How  Termites  Exchange   Information  Between  Conspecifics  Based   on  Their  Behavior  Towards  Different  Inks     Casey  Close     Lab  Partner:  Caroline  Johnson   AP  Biology  P-­‐6   5  September  2012   Ms.  Aguirre                      

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    Seasonal and spatial variations in benthic macroinvertebrate communities of Magela Creek‚ Northern Territory. Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 39: 211-223. REECE‚ F.P RELYED‚ C.D.‚ MINSHALL‚ G.W.‚ and DANCHY‚ R.J. 2000. Stream Insect as Bioindicator in Fine Sediments: pages 1-17. RIPLEY‚ E. A. 1997. Environmental effects of mining. Delray Beach‚ Florida. St. Lucie Press. ROSENBERG‚ D.M. and RESH‚ V.H. 1993 Freshwater Biomonitoring and Benthic Macroinvertebrates. Chapman and Hall

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    Butterfly Effect

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    Butterfly Effect By: Aeia Being a child can be considered as the best stage of a person’s life. Why? Because‚ you can smile without worries‚ you can laugh without problems‚ and you can dream as like as fantasies that have no ending. However‚ how much would you like to stay being a child it’s still impossible. Like a caterpillar‚ they never stay being a caterpillar they get out on their cocoon and later spread their wings to become a beautiful butterfly. But along their metamorphosis‚ they

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