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Jessi and Reagan . Jessi and Reagan. Eco 2010. Eco 2010. . The Baker River. pH= 4.5. The girls. Connor. Temp. 78 F. Questions. What is a river? ANSWER: A river is a long body of water always longer in length. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Jessi and Reagan
Eco 2010
Eco 2010
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.pH= 4.5
Temp. 78 F
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Questions• What is a river? ANSWER: A river is a long body of water always longer in
length. • Why are the important? ANSWER: Rivers are important because they are
homes to the fish and used by human beings.• How are they important in the development of civilizations? ANSWER: Rivers
are important in the development of civilizations because we use it for many reasons including transportation.
• What rivers did we visit? ANSWER: We visited Glove hollow stream, the Baker and the Pemigewasset river.
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A forest fire occurred at the top of the mountain that we believe was manmade.
Before and after
The top of the mountain had metamorphic rocks.
Ph= 6Temp. =64
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Biotic Factors·Fish
·Crawfish
·Plankton
·Dragon fly (larva)
·Frogs/tadpoles
·Other bugs
·Rocks
·Sand
·Sun
·H20 (water)
Abiotic Factors
Temp: 80F
pH: 5
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Walter Newton Pon
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• What is a pond? ANSWER: A pond is a large body of fresh water.
• What is the difference between a natural and manmade pond? ANSWER: The difference between a natural and manmade pond is a natural pond is a pond made by natural causes and a manmade pond is human produced.
• What ponds did we visit? ANSWER: We visited the Walter Newton, Beaver, and Fox Park pond.
Questions
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pH:6Temp:
79
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Wetlands
• What is a wetland? ANSWER: A wetland is a soggy area mostly covered with water.
• Why are they important? ANSWER: Wetlands are homes to many different animals.
• How might pollution affect them? ANSWER: Pollution may affect wetlands because the animals in the water could die.
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• What is a stream? ANSWER: A stream is a flowing body of water with a current.
• Why are they important? ANSWER: Streams are important because they are the drainage of many other bodies of water.
• Where did we go? ANSWER: We visited the Glove Hollow Brook.
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“My prince!!!!” – Reagan Murphy
And Reagan kisses the frog
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pH of puddle
= 5
Temp. of puddle=
86º
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Eco group. 2010