Eusmilia Fastigiata Research Paper

The WC was only found in the B6 to the C10 indexes, which showed the middle stage. Also, the cactus found only in indexes C7 to D10 represented the late stage, or the “climax community”. We also found the CJ appearing in the early middle, showing the zone that it occurs in. The tall green leaf plant was found only during the early B stage, therefore, it must only survive in dry, sandy soil. In addition, we found some horse tails only in the A index, this represents a primary succession, whereas in index D, it may have been more of a secondary succession due to the soil being wetter and

The next organism you discover is about 1 micrometer in length, lacks a nucleus, and contains chlorophyll. Describe and defend two possible Linnaean classifications and two group classifications for this organism. (5 pts)

Habitat: Their habitats are on crops, arable and waste land, gardens. Commonly on footpaths and in

16. Now, drag the tree window back to where you had selected Arthropoda in step 14. This time, click through these taxa in this sequence:

Daphnia belong to the phylum of arthropod; the subphylum of Crustacea; the class of brachiopod; and the order of Cladocera.

(figure 4) Current distribution of the Louisiana black bear, Ursus americanus luteolus, decades after listed as an Endangered

The black bear, ursus americanus, roams in different places in America including Texas. Its North America the black bears habitat ranges from Mexico all the way to Canada. In the state of Texas, the black bear is under threatened status, it also has the same status under the United States (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department). According to the Texas Parks Wildlife Department (2016) in the state of Texas they are usually found in the Western area in the Trans Pecos ecoregion. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (2016) has reported that there have been recent sightings of the Louisiana Black Bear in the Eastern part of Texas, where they used to have a strong population. This comes as surprising since the Louisiana Black Bear has an endangered status in the United States, as well as in the state of Texas. Even though the black bear species population in Texas is not as strong as it used to be in the past, many efforts are being done to recolonize the black bear in the South Western region of Texas by, studying their habitat as well as their eating habits, checking the DNA of the bears already in the area to see their genetic structures, regulating protection policies for black bears, and educating the people on the species.

The enchanting and comely sorceress Circe lived on the island of Aeaea. She welcomed Odysseus’ sailors to her feast, but when they became greedy and devoured everything, she turned them into pigs. They were treated like swine, placed in a pig pen and given fodder to eat. When Odysseus came to rescue his men, she tried to turn him also into a pig, but he would not succumb to her dark magic as he had been given a plant by Hermes to protect himself. Circe later went on to stay with Odysseus for several years, until he and his men pleaded with her to return home. While he was leaving, Circe told Odysseus only to descend to the Land of the Dead, and pay a visit to the blind prophet, Teiresias.

Steyskal, G. C., Murphy, W. L., & Hoover, E. M. (1986). Insects and mites: techniques for collection and preservation. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural research.

The Ursus Arctos otherwise known as the grizzly bear lives in North America around Northern Canada, Alaska, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. A grizzly bear lives in the wild and hunts for its food such as fish, deer, elk, or any other animal. They live inside of caves for protection from the weather, they will also live under trees or anything that will provide them shelter. I believe that grizzly’s have evolved into animals that can survive in many climates and environments.

Grizzly bears are one of the biggest mammals living in North America, Canada, and Alaska. Grizzly bears are also known as Ursus Arctos Horribilis that’s their scientific name. They are often a dark brown and have long guard hairs on their backs that have white tips and that’s what gives the bear a grizzled look and what gives it the name Grizzly bear. Grizzly bears are also good diggers they have claws that are 2 to 4 inches long and a distinctive hump on the Back that helps them dig.

.*They are omnivorous, plantigrade and highly social animals *Body is covered with hairs (except palms, soles and face) *Limbs have five digits.

For the most part, it grows and functions like any other plant would. But what’s odd and a bit crazy abut the Cape Sundew is that it’s actually a carnivore meaning it only eats animals. Sure there are other carnivorous plants but this one is pretty cruel. Unlike the other plants, the Cape Sundew doesn’t have a mouth to trap its prey but rather an arm that wraps insects and slowly kills and crunches them.

There has been contention over the classification of the spring peeper (Pseudacris crucifer) over several decades. P. crucifer was reclassified in 1986 from the genus Hyla into both the newly created genus Parapseudacris (Hardy and Borroughs 1986) and into the preexisting genus Pseudacris (Hedges 1986). The later became scientifically accepted based on Hedge’s results in genetic testing, and was further supported later by his observation of behavioral and morphological characteristics shared by the Pseudacris genus. Historically, P. crucifer was been split into two subclasses, P. c. crucifer and P. c. batramiana, based off locality and slight morphological variation (Harper 1939), however more recent studies further examining genetics no

Estimating home ranges and understanding habitat use and the temporal distribution of that use is essential for understanding and conserving wildlife populations. As a concept, home range can be defined as the area traversed by an individual in its normal activities of foraging, mating and caring for young (Burt, 1943). In this way, a home range can be thought of as a spatial depiction of behaviors fundamental to a species’ evolution and persistence. While its ecological significance is clear, the anthropocentric importance of a species’ home range derives from its role in mediating human-wildlife interactions and wildlife management. The size and amount of overlap among individuals’ home ranges as well as the timing of habitat use within a home range will affect the probability and nature of human-wildlife encounters. In most jurisdictions, habitat management is a fundamental component of wildlife management programs(E. J. Bergman, Bishop, Freddy, White, & Doherty, 2014; K. Bergman, 2001; Fiedler, Landis, & Wratten, 2008). This holds true for American black bears (Ursus americanus) which are classified as a game species in 28 of the 41 states in which they are present (Hristienko & McDonald, 2007). Contemporary management programs often center on augmenting or maintaining high quality wildlife habitat, the definition of which has primarily depended on a basic understanding of the species’ general ecology.