'Extreme temperature changes' presentation slideshows

Biology Chapter One

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WEATHERING, EROSION & SOIL FORMATION

WEATHERING, EROSION & SOIL FORMATION. WEATHERING, EROSION, TRANSPORTATION. Weathering - Physical disintegration and chemical decomposition of rocks Erosion - Physical removal Transportation - Movement of eroded particles Chemical vs. Physical Weathering Effects of weathering

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Keeping Milk Cold

Keeping Milk Cold. Agenda. Thermometer Calibration Milk from Dairy Farm to School Keeping Milk Cold at School. Calibration 101. What is Thermometer Calibration? Adjusting the thermometer so that it reads the correct temperature by using known temperatures of either freezing or boiling

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EG1003: Introduction to Engineering and Design

EG1003: Introduction to Engineering and Design. Boom Construction. Overview. Objectives Background Materials Procedure Rules of the Competition Report / Presentation Closing. Objectives. What is a boom? How and why do materials fail? Stress and strain

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Splash zone

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Climate

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Rocks Weathering Erosion

SCIENCE REVISION. Rocks Weathering Erosion. Rock Types. Igneous rocks are formed by the cooling of lava, and usually have bubbles. Rock Types.

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Weathering

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Coevolution

Coevolution. Story of an Arms Race. Photo courtesy: www.supportusamilitary.org . What does it mean to Coevolve?. The two species must interact with each other within the same ecological system or community As they interact, the two species must put pressures on each other.

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The Climates of Canada

The Climates of Canada. Climate: Weather patterns seen in an area from year to year. . Climates of Canada. Most of Canada lies above 49 degrees latitude. Inland areas experience a continental climate, with extreme temperature changes and low precipitation

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