1. What Lives in Our Water? 2. Fish Minnow Bluegill 3. Amphibians Leopard Frog Tadpole Bull Frog and Green Grog 4. Amphibians –retains gills throughout life –loses…

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PowerPoint Presentation Water Unit 12 Fresh Water Freshwater Marine Life and other freshwater fun In this presentation we will be covering the most common freshwater marine…

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