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    Estuary

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    I. Meaning of Estuary and Seashore * Estuaries - areas where fresh and saltwater mix - are made up of many different types of habitats. Eestuary is an area where fresh water from rivers flows into the salt water from an ocean. Though these areas can be biologically productive ecosystems that provide habitats for many animals and plants‚ they can also be a harsh environment for others because of their high salt content. * Seashore  land by the sea. Seashore law ground lying between high-water

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    melanogaster. Eggs hatch a day after being laid by the female‚ and are in 1st instar larval form. Over the next 6 days‚ the larvae would molt to the 2nd and 3rd instar. The cuticle of the 3rd instar hardens into a pupa‚ and after 6 days in the puparium‚ metamorphosis is complete and the adult fly forces its way through the anterior end of the puparium. Older males would attempt

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    Algebra 2

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    Animal Kingdom The animal kingdom is a taxonomic kingdom composed of multicellular‚ eukaryotic organisms. Mostly‚ their body structures become fixed as they develop‚ yet still some organisms in this kingdom have the ability to undergo metamorphosis. The majority of these organisms are motile‚ which means they can move on their own and with spontaneity. All animals are heterotrophic‚ which implies that they depend on other organisms for food. Animals live in places that provide their necessities

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    spectroscopy which is defined as a combination of imaging and spectroscopy[2]. The modality of the imaging system will be a hyper cube with 2D spatial information and spectral information[14]. The materials in the scene are identified using spectral information. The location in the scene is identified using spatial information. In addition to image information‚ the classification and identification information is provided in Hyperspectral imaging systems[4]. It is useful for various industrial and

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    Scrub Island Case Study

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    From the earliest days of the British Virgin Islands history‚ Scrub Island has been a harbor. Christopher Columbus was the first European to see the 230 acres (0.93 km2) island which includes Big Scrub (170 acres) and Little Scrub (60 acres). Scrub Island is an example of a thorn-scrub habitat. Scrub Island is formed by volcanic activity. (in class discussion) The future development of this area is likely to cause significant damage to the surrounding natural elements on the island. In order for

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    Drosophila Melanogaster

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    autosomal pairs and X/Y chromosomes. This helps to simplify genetic mapping and study. The egg of a Drosophila is around half of a millimeter long and will take one day from fertilization for the embryo to develop and hatch into its larvae form. The larvae go through three stages‚ or instars‚ before entering the pupal stage. This all takes place in roughly six days. Once the Drosophila has entered its pupal stage‚ it will undergo changes to transform into the adult form and shed its pupal case

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    Animal Behavior

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    Difference and YouTube) (Mark Lewis) 1.Why was the cane toad introduced into Queensland‚ Australia? The cane toad was introduced into Queensland‚ Australia in 1935 to control the sugar cane beetle (sugar cane beetles eat the leaves and produce larvae who feed on the roots of sugar cane crops) 2. Why was the toad unsuccessful as a biological control agent? Different behaviours than the cane beetle - active at different times of the day and preferred different areas of activity. The toad was

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    was transferred from the medium bottle to an empty bottle‚ and then etherised with ether and discarded. The medium bottle containing the F2 generation was placed back in the fly incubator room at 25°C. Week 5: Analysis of the F2 generation All the larvae of the F2 generation have developed into flies. All the flies were etherized‚ counted and classified into their specific phenotype classes. The flies were analysed under a dissecting microscope in order to classify their phenotype classes. To determine

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    ivory billed woodpecker

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    It has a 18-20 inch wingspan and if standing on the ground it is 30-31 inches tall. If you would see only an outline of the bird‚ you would mainly see an oval. It has feathers that are black‚ white‚ and red. The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker eat beetle larvae periodically throughout the day. The female woodpecker would produce about 2-5 eggs between the months of January and March. Both parents are responsible for giving their young food and protecting them from some predators. The young are able to fly

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    Blue Crab

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    fertilization. The eggs appear in a ribbon-like grouping that remain attached to the female for approximately one month before the mother deposits the eggs in salt water to hatch. When hermit crab eggs hit salt water‚ they immediately open to produce small larvae-like or plankton swimming creatures called zoea. They develop by in stages‚ each stage lasting about a week. At each molt‚ they grow larger and add more appendages.

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