
Extinction
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Kieran Lockyer
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Extinction
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Multiple Choice
What is the units for volume
kg
kj
cm3
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Multiple Choice
What is the female gamete called?
Egg
Ovary
Womb
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Multiple Choice
What could you use to measure the mass of some rock salt?
Tape measure
Balance
Measuring Cylinder
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Extinction
A species becomes extinct when the last individual of that species dies.
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How Extinction Happens
Animals that have not adapted well to their environment are less likely to survive and reproduce than those that are well adapted. This can lead to extinction.
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Several factors can cause a species to become extinct. They include:
new diseases
new predators
changes to the environment over geological time - Such as climate change
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Multiple Choice
What is Extinction
When there is none of a species left
When there is only a few of a species left
When there is lots of a species left
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Multiple Choice
How does Extinction Happen
An animal is well adapted to it's environment
An animal isn't adapted to it's environment anymore
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is not a reason for extinction
New Predators
New Diseases
New Food
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Extinct Animals 2019
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Endangered Animals
When there isn't many left
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Red Wolf
35!
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Blue Whales
10,000-25,000
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Asian Elephant 40,000-50,000
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Siberian Tigers
3900
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Giant Pandas
1864
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Multiple Choice
Use the graph - Which animal has the smallest number of animals left?
Tiger
Chimpanzee
Rothschild Giraffe
White Rhino
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Multiple Choice
Use the graph - Which century had the most extinction?
1800s
1900s
2000s
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Multiple Choice
Use the graph - As the years are increasing what is happening to the number of wolfs in yellowstone?
The number of wolfs is increasing
The number of wolfs is decreasing
The number of wolfs is staying the same
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Multiple Choice
Use the graph - What has more extinctions every year
Plantae
animalia
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