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Malik Al-Jazayrly Block A 11-29-17 Chapter 18 FRQ 1. Give an example each of an organism that has a broad niche and an organism that has a narrow niche. Describe and compare the roles they play in their ecosystems. Organisms with a broad niche essentially means they can adapt to an extensive range of environments. An example of an organism with a broad niche would be a bison. A bison is herbivorous animal that can change the way they live to survive in many ecosystems. A narrow niche is an organism

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“Anna Banana, and the Monkey in the Middle” is a realistic fiction book written by Anica Mrose Rissi and Meg Park . This story has been told from the point of view of a third grade girl named Anna who is have the best day ever. Today their class gets to go on a field trip to the zoo while Anna’s brother, Chuck has to take a math test. Sadie and Anna have been best friends forever and they just met Isabel this year. Anna and her dog, Banana think that after the field trip, Sadie and Isabel will be

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a very tough medium that would require weeks of strenuous labor to achieve fine detail. Researchers believe that the sculpture was formed to represent the “embryo of a long-beaked echidna” (National Gallery of Australia), an animal similar to an anteater. It is also suggested that the nose resembles one comparable to a fruit bat, although no one knows the exact animal that was trying to be portrayed. Similar to the Ambum stone, the Apollo 11 Stones are said to be the “oldest known artwork of any

Uncovering The Tasmanian Tiger In a land far far away the distant land of Tasmania, There was a black striped assassin, known as the thylacine. This Striped hound, was located in two places, in the dry lands of Australia, and the island of Tasmania. This cunning black striped tiger, was the main predator of these strange lands, and was a vicious marsupial. Inadequately, our ignorance, resulted in these magnificent species of animal, unlawful, non deserved, gruesome total extinction.

Cited Durning, Alan. “Asking How Much Is Enough”. The Anteater Reader. Ed. Ray Zimmerman and Carla Copenhaven. 9th ed. Boston: Pearson Custom Publishing, 2007. 404 – 12. Print. Skinner, Joseph K. “Big Mac and the Tropical Forests”. The Anteater Reader. Ed. Ray Zimmerman and Carla Copenhaven. 9th ed. Boston: Pearson Custom Publishing, 2007. 413 – 18. Print.

of its hunting at this time. Their coat is mostly dark brown with some greyish brown so it blends in with it's surroundings very well. Close Relatives The closest species is surprisingly horses and rhinoceros. Most people think it’s a pig or an anteater but no. They are all considered odd toed ungulates. Although they are all called this, horses have only a single hoof which are not toes, but the tapir has three toes on the back legs and four on the front. The rhino has three toes on the front and

they lived very peacefully minding their own business. I also learned about different species like insects that I have never heard of and different kinds of monkeys/ lemurs. Just to add on, visiting the Santa Ana Zoo allowed me to see a real-life anteater, in which I have never seen before, but I did know that they existed. One of the animals that I found the most interesting was a Gibbon. A Gibbon is an ape that I have never seen

of these are found in Australia. The continent is also home to the only egg-laying mammals in the world, the echidna and the odd duckbill platypus. Echidnas and small, solitary animals coated in bristles and spicules. Superfically, they resemble anteaters, or hedgehogs. They are usually brown or black in coloring; however albino echidnas have been reported. They have elongated and slender snouts that function as both a nose and