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  • Final evaluation 08 - Animal reproduction | Recurso educativo 571404

    Final evaluation 08 - Animal reproduction

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    Turtles lay their eggs and abandon them. Birds lay their eggs and look after their young until they are adults. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the two systems?

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  • Did you know... Marine species | Recurso educativo 566996

    Did you know... Marine species

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    Some marine species, such as dolphins, turtles and birds, become accidently trapped in large fishing nets. When the nets are collected, the fishermen throw these animals back into the sea, but they are…

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  • Describe. The characteristics of vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566299

    Describe. The characteristics of vertebrates

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    With a word or short phrase describe the following characteristics in fish, amphibians, birds and mammals: Type of skin. Shape of body. Appendages. Respiratory aparatus. Body temperature regulation.…

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  • Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 463670

    Vertebrates

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    What are vertebrates? Vertebrates are animals that have bones and a spinal column. They also have a head, torso and limbs. Groups of vertebrates We can classify vertebrates into five groups: Mammals…

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  • Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 463671

    Vertebrates

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    What are vertebrates? Vertebrates are animals that have bones and a spinal column. They also have a head, torso and limbs. Groups of vertebrates We can classify vertebrates into five groups: Mammals…

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  • An example of the overexploitation of water | Recurso educativo 567815

    An example of the overexploitation of water

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    The Ebro Delta has a surface area of 320 square kilometres. It is the second largest wetland area in the western Mediterranean after the French Camargue. The Delta is home to many different species of…

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  • Glossary | Secuencia didáctica 420157

    Glossary

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    Cave art (n): Prehistoric paintings found on the walls and ceilings of caves. hominid (n): a member of the family of mammals that includes humans and their primate ancestors. hunting (n): the activity…

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  • Final self-evaluation 11.08 - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566320

    Final self-evaluation 11.08 - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    Are the following sentences true or false? Reptiles have waterproof skin. Reptiles breathe through gills. A fish's swim bladder gives it information about its surroundings in the water. Birds have…

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  • Video: Classifying animals | Recurso educativo 13678

    Video: Classifying animals

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    This video introduces the concept of animal classification by showing how scientists separate animals into two main groups (vertebrates and invertebrates), and after intro sub-groups (insects, fish,…

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  • Final Autoevaluation 4.01 - Animal reproduction | Recurso educativo 483047

    Final Autoevaluation 4.01 - Animal reproduction

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    Answer true or false. Only birds are oviparous. Ovoviviparous animals reproduce through internal fertilisation. We talk about incomplete metamorphosis when there is a chrysalis stage. The mating season…

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