Slide 1 Slide 2 Example 1 Example 2 Slide 3 Does it work? Testing ancestral reconstructions in the laboratory Slide 4 Slide 5 Comparing actual ancestors with inferred ancestors…

1. Hello, Year Four. I am very pleased to meet you. My name is Katy Vigurs. 2. Who am I? Where am I from? 3. In a minute, you are going to guess where I work and what my…

Slide 1 Mimicry and Camouflage There are an enormous variety of defensive adaptations in both animals and plants. Here are a few examples from the plant world: Plants canât…

The live lessons of Biology Lesson We have different animals in school. We taught something about animals on Biology lesson. First the Polish students told something about…

Stick Insects Stick Insects 1 Stick insects are found in NSW, Queensland and Victoria. 2 They can grow to 14cm long. 3 They have two pairs of wings. 4 They have six legs.…

ISSUE 3 GET NAKED It doesnât have to be right now, it can be later, when you are at home alone or in your office with the door closed, maybe the bathroom at the gym- anywhere…

Predation (with parsitism and herbivory) When one animal (a predator) eats (and kills) another animal (a prey), the predator clearly benefits (+) and the prey is harmed (-).…

PHASMATODEA Stick and leaf insects Plecoptera Phasmida Orthoptera Zoraptera Blattaria Grylloblattodea Mantophasmatodea Embiodea Dermaptera Mantodea Isoptera Relationships…

1. What does it look like?Earthworms are notinsects because theyhave more than six legsand five hearts. AnEarthworm can bebrown, pink orred. Earthworms can be1cm long or…