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    Introduction This experiment took place to observe Armadillium vulgare‚ better known as pill bugsand sow bugs. They are cannibalistic‚ being both the cleanup crew and their own children eaters‚ as well as eating decomposers. Pill bugs‚ formally called Isopods‚ aren’t actually bugs at all. They’re crustaceans with gills in their rear abdomen‚ with seven jointed legs on either side. When ill their blood will turn blue due to the amount of hemocyanin found in their regular blood cells‚ and when threatened

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    Ph Effect Slaters

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    Armadillium vulgare taxis response to different pH levels. Abstract The terrestrial isopod‚ Armadillium vulgare is commonly referred to as a slater or pill bug. Since transitioning from the sea to land and originally colonizing in Mediterranean regions‚ it has adapted throughout evolution to inhabit local microhabitats. The pill bug is bound by several parameters and also has specific requirements that need to be met for optimal biological functioning. As such‚ behavioural and physiological

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    Isopod Experiment

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    Isopod Behavior or the RollyPolly Lab Background Information http://insected.arizona.edu/isoinfo.htm * Definition: any of various small terrestrial or aquatic crustaceans with seven pairs of legs adapted for crawling. * Iso- Greek for “similar to”‚ Pod- Greek for “foot”. * Organization: Phylum‚ Arthropoda; Class‚ Malacostraca; Order‚ Isopoda * Appearance: 3 main body parts: head‚ thorax‚ and abdomen One prominent pair of antennae Eyes Seven pairs of legs (14) Paired appendages

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    Pill Bugs

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    Lap Report: Pill Bugs Abstract The sow bug‚ also called the pill bug‚ is an isopod that does not have a wide range of items that it likes to eat. In the experiment we were trying to see how the pill bug reacted with certain man made substances and two substances that they would find in their everyday habitat. We tested ketchup‚ orange juice‚ sand‚ baking soda‚ flour and water. The pill bugs did not like the ketchup and orange juice I believe because of the strong acidic smell and it didn’t

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    Pill Bug Lab Report

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    Problem: Do Pill bugs prefer being in an environment with tight spaces‚ or a more open environment? Hypothesis: If the pill bugs are given a choice of an open environment or one with tight spaces‚ then the pill bugs will respond by going to the environment with tight spaces. Brief Methods We used a Petri dish with 2 circle‚ and an opening connecting the two. We put 10 Pill Bugs in the opening between the two circles‚ and timed them for one minute. This gave them time to choose dish 1 or dish

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    Sowbug Report

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    OUTLINE. Introduction to the Question: -A subclass of pheromones is necromones‚ which contain oleic acid as a primary component. -Some pheromones trigger aggregation between organisms‚ others can trigger separation. -Necromones trigger necrophoric (organisms remove their dead) or necrophobic (organisms avoid their dead) behavior. -Arthropods use pheromones‚ this includes sowbugs and cockroaches. Chemical signals are picked up by antennae. II. Hypothesis: When given a choice between two identical

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    * Biology Investigation 3.1 Porcellio Scaber (Slater‚ Woodlouse) Task 1 The crustacean Porcellio Scaber‚ or more commonly known as the woodlouse‚ is a species usually found in leaf litter or in fallen trees and bark. It feeds on detritus like many other isopods of its type‚ and is generally predated on by small mammals‚ lizards and some insects. The woodlouse habitat reflects its need to avoid warm and dry areas. The woodlouse is prone to desiccation (drying out) due to its body’s large surface

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    Woodlice Investigation

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    mainly  due to woodlouse’s inefficient water-storage system. A woodlouse‚ if  exposed to heat or light for too long‚ can die due to the dramatic  loss of water. They prefer a moderate temperature‚ because they are so  small‚ and can be damaged by frost if they are exposed to the extreme  of cold‚ but they don’t want such a high temperature‚ either‚ because  they would start loosing too much water. I would also expect the  woodlouse to prefer a surrounding of slightly higher pressure (1.05 ~ 

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    Heart Rate and Bunsen Burner

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    Biology Coursework Skill: A - Bunsen Burner - Measuring Liquid Skill: B - Leaf Variation - Conch Skill: C - Heart Rate - Height Variation Skill: D -Energy in food -Toxic response of invertebrates (woodlice) Skill A Title: Assembling & using the Bunsen Burner Aim: To assemble & use the Bunsen Burner Apparatus: * Bunsen Burner * Spark Lighter * Tripod Stand * Wire Gauze * Gas Hose * Thermometer (Celsius) * 250 ml beaker Method:

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    Woodlice Investigation

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    Woodlice Investigation Introduction: The ecological niche of the woodlice Porcellio scaber. The woodlouse Porcellio scaber is native to Europe but also commonly found in New Zealand. They live in cool‚ dark‚ damp microhabitats such as in rotting wood‚ under rocks‚ in caves and leaf litter. Small insectivorous rodents and birds as well as some spiders feed on woodlice. In the rotting log from which I gathered my specimens there were also millipedes‚ crickets‚ weta and spiders living. Woodlice

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