'Honey bee' presentation slideshows

Survival Adaptations

Survival Adaptations. Survival Adaptations. Intense selection pressure to find survive predation Leads to co-evolutionary relationships between predator and prey . Interspecific Interactions between Predator and Prey. Co-evolutionary Arms Race. Predator and prey designs are never perfect

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APS 209 Animal Behaviour

APS 209 Animal Behaviour. Lecture 4. The Development of Behaviour: A Focus on Environment. 1. Non-adaptive responses to the environment 2. Adaptive responses to the environment: different environments giving different behaviours, behavioural/morphological strategies, learning

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Bee biology: the basics

Wake County Beekeepers Association March 24, 2012. Bee biology: the basics. PRESENTATION OUTLINE. Honeybee Anatomy Biology & Life Cycle. BASIC INSECT BODY STRUCTURE. 3 - Body Segments. Head Thorax Abdomen. 6 - Legs . 2 - Antennae. 4 - Wings. BODY SEGMENTS: THE HEAD.

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Honey bee biology

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Troublesome Pests In School Buildings

Troublesome Pests In School Buildings. IPM in Schools Program Contact: Jean Ciborowski, 651-297-3217 Minnesota Department of Agriculture. Funding provided by the MN Future Resources Fund as recommended by the Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources. Ants Flies Mice/Rats Wasps

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Pantry Pests & Perceived Threats - Bees, Wasps & Others

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How an insect colony works

How an insect colony works . An introductory tutorial by Brian R. Johnson. 1 st : What are social insects?. Social insects are often defined by 3 characteristics: reproductive division of labor (some individuals reproduce while other do not) cooperative care of the young.

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ASSAA 10 th Anniversary Conference Activities Report from 2000-2010

ASSAA 10 th Anniversary Conference Activities Report from 2000-2010. September 18, 2010 Minneapolis, USA. AIM. A. A. ADVANCE. ACHIEVE. S. SUPPORT. SUSTAIN. A. S. S. I. The formation of ASSAA. Aira Secondary School Association (ASSAA) was formed in October 2000.

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Animals in The Watsonville Wetlands

Animals in The Watsonville Wetlands . Photos by Patricia McQuade. Mammals. Mule Deer. Brush Rabbit. Common Raccoon. California Ground Squirrel. Bobcat. Coyote. Reptiles and Amphibians. California Slender Salamander. Western Fence Lizard. Pacific Chorus Frog (Treefrog). Bullfrog.

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Treatment of Hymenopteran Stings

Treatment of Hymenopteran Stings. Matthew Tucker, D.O. Department of Emergency Medicine Hillcrest Medical Center Tulsa, OK. Distribution and Biology of Hymenopterans. Order Hymenoptera represents the most developed form in class Insecta with regard to biology and behavior.

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7.1 Integral as Net Change

7.1 Integral as Net Change. A honey bee makes several trips from the hive to a flower garden. . The velocity graph is shown below. What is the total distance traveled by the bee?. 700 feet. 200ft. 200ft. 200ft. 100ft. What is the displacement of the bee?. 100 feet towards the hive.

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Preying Mantis

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Self-Organization in Social Insects

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Feeding Behavior II

Feeding Behavior II. Adaptive value of feeding behavior and Game Theory. Competition Heritable behavioral differences in population = strategies Persistence of strategies: frequency dependent selection Fitness of a strategy changes with its frequency

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Keeping Honey Bees

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HYMENOPTERA

HYMENOPTERA. Bees, ants, wasps. Ordinal Characteristics: (1) chewing mouthparts but the bees also suck nectar (2) complete metamorphosis (3) adults have two pairs of membranous wings or none. HYMENOPTERA. Species common name .. Family/Group common name Carpenter ant

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Populations

Populations. Topic 5.3. Assessment Statements. 5.3.1 Outline how population size is affected by natality, immigration, mortality and emigration. 5.3.2 Draw and label a graph showing a sigmoid (S-shaped) population growth curve.

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The Rainbow Magic Fairies Series The Color Fairies

The Rainbow Magic Fairies Series The Color Fairies. By:Sarah,Hope and Ellie. Ruby the Red Fairy.

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ARTHROPODS

ARTHROPODS. CRUSTACEANS Vary in size and locations Hard exoskeleton, two pairs of antennae, & mandibles Fig. 28-23 Head,thorax, & abdomen, Cephalothroax: head and thorax fused here, covered with carapace.

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