'Dromedary camel' presentation slideshows

Deserts

Deserts. What Defines a Desert Biome?. A desert is a l andscape or region that receives very little rain . Deserts can be defined as areas that receive an average annual precipitation (Rain) of less than 10 in or as areas in which more water is lost than falls as rain. .

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The amazing Camel

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ANIMALS

ANIMALS BY: CHRISTIAN With a little help from Mom WEDDEL SEALS Weddel Seals have 34 different calls. They can be heard for more than 15 miles underwater . BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN Bottlenose Dolphins live in groups called pods. Both young and old dolphins play together. BALD EAGLE

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In Their Natural Habitats

In Their Natural Habitats. Animal Adaptations. INTRODUCTION. The place where an organism lives is called a habitat Any place in which an organism lives is an example of a habitat. WOODLAND HABITAT. Tree trunk. Pond. SAND DUNES HABITAT. ROCK POOL HABITAT.

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By:Patrick Maziarz

Animal Bytes. By:Patrick Maziarz. Addax Antelope. African Lion. Peccaries. Jaguar. Dromedary Camel. Jaguar. Dromedary Camel. Addax Antelope. African Lion. Peccaries. The End.

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Sub-Saharan Africa (400-1600 CE)

Sub-Saharan Africa (400-1600 CE). Astrolabe. Navigation Sunrise Mecca. Caravan. Average of 1,000 camels. Cartography. Mapmaking. Dhow. Arab ship with lateen sails. Dromedary camel. Domesticated camel (with one hump). Oasis. Area of vegetation near a spring in a desert.

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