'Special body parts' presentation slideshows

Physical and Behavioral Adaptations of Animals

Physical and Behavioral Adaptations of Animals. What are Physical and Behavioral Adaptations?. Physical adaptations can be a body structure that an animal has that allows it to meet its needs in its habitat.

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Adaptation

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Invertebrates and Vertebrates

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Come on Baby and Do the Locomotion

Come on Baby and Do the Locomotion. Objective: Describe the body parts that animals use in order to move around. For Fun!!!. For Real!!!. Why do animals move?.

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Ecosystems

Ecosystems Ribit! Question 1 Name two ways desert animals adapt to the dry climate of the desert. Question 2 Why are most deserts found after mountain ranges? Question 3

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Communicating Ocean Sciences Session 9: Designing a Lesson

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Invertebrates

Invertebrates. By : Trey, Abbi , Sydney . S ponges. Sponges live in the ocean and in streams. Sponges is the simplest kind of invertebrates meaning they have no brain. There special body part is there outer covering. Segmented Worms.

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Bony Fish

Bony Fish. By: Christian & Emma. Vertebrate. Bony fish are vertebrates that means that it has a backbone. habitat. Bony fish spend there whole life in water. Like creeks, ocean, ponds, lakes, and streams. cold blooded.

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Reptile

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Jawless fish

Jawless fish. By: Calista & Korey. Vertebrate. Jawless fish are vertebrate. Vertebrate means it has a back bone. Habitat. They live deep in the water. Maybe the bottom of a river or in a cave at the bottom of the ocean. . Cold Blooded .

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Mammals

Mammals. Chandra, Jed, Todd. Vertebrate. All Mammals are vertebrates means it has a backbone. Habitat. Mammals habitat is in most places on earth like land, water, trees, and under ground. Warm or cold blooded.

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Bony Fish

Bony Fish. By: Kasey, Sam, and Zach. Habitat. Some Bony Fish live in coral reefs , on a sandy sea bottoms, a rocky place, in caves, in shallow rivers, burrows, in the lake or sea, salt or fresh water. Vertebrate or Invertebrate. Bony Fish are vertebrates.

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Birds

Birds. By : Tori, Tristen , Caleb. Vertebrates. Vertebrates have backbones. H abitat. Birds can be found in every habitat all over the world. Some live in a nest and they make it with sticks. Some live in the artic icy region. Warm blooded.

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Jawless fish

Jawless fish. by KentTavia & Jordyn. Body coverings. Jawless fish have tails. Jawless fish have pectarol fins. Jawless fish have paired fins so they can swim fast. Jawless fish have no bones or no scales. Jawless fish have some skeltons made of cartilage.

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Amphibians

Amphibians . By: Maddy , Jonathan, & Alex. Vertebrate. Amphibians are vertebrates which means they have a backbone. Habitat. Amphibians live in the water when young and on land when an adult but always near the water Live in these areas swamps ,ponds ,lakes , rivers, and oceans.

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Cartilaginous Fish

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Australia W ild L ife

Australia W ild L ife . Wild life. Very rich animal life Many animals only exist in australia Many dangerous animals Isoleted for a long time Very special. Kangaroo. live only in Australia and Papua Nya Guinea. 65 Species, 4 extinkt Red Big Kangaroo biggest one

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Hammerhead shark

By Ryan Greene. Hammerhead shark. Table of contents . What do Hammerhead sharks eat Special body parts Fun facts Adaptations of the Hammerhead shark. What do hammerhead sharks eat?. Hammerhead sharks are really strong in there teeth.

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Add Your Names

Add Your Names. APPEARANCE. What the animal looks like, size (metric preferred), colours , body covering, special body parts. Describe the animal in detail as if someone has never seen one. This should be at least five sentences. CLASSIFICATION.

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