Fish-hook water flea (Cercopagis pengoi) Photo © Dr. MacIsaac, Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, University of Windsor, Canada Common name(s) in English

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• Phyla
• Cercopagis pengoi
• Bythotrephes longimanus
• Great Lakes
• Invasive species
• Caspian Sea
• Flea
• Baltic Sea
• Black Sea
• Branchiopoda
• Water
• Zoology

Species Action Plan: Dormouse 1. Current status The Hazel or Common dormouse has seen a dramatic decline in recent times. In the UK it is only found in England and Wales, most frequently in the South of England. It has

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• Dormouse
• Old growth forests
• Ancient woodland
• Geography of Somerset
• Leithiinae
• Fauna of Europe
• Dormice
• Hazel Dormouse

Marsupials in the mist a home with a view, or declining mountain-top refuge? February 1999 Seven species of leaf-eating (folivorous) marsupials are endemic to the Wet Tropics rainforests of north-east Queensland,

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• Habitats
• Ecosystems
• Marsupial
• Rainforest
• Queensland tropical rain forests
• Fauna of Australia
• Common Brushtail Possum
• Lemur
• Forest
• Mammals of Australia
• Folivore
• Herbivory

“Working within CITES for the protection and conservation of species in international trade” Sawfishes Pristidae spp. Prop. 17 (Kenya and the United States of America) Include in Appendix I SSN VIEW: SUPPORT Adoptio

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• Common sawfish
• Knifetooth sawfish
• Smalltooth sawfish
• Dwarf sawfish
• Longcomb sawfish
• Large-tooth sawfish
• Largetooth sawfish
• Batoidea
• Fish
• Pristidae
• Sawfish

FAMILY CANTHARIDAE (Soldier beetles) J. McNamara This family includes 126 species in Canada and Alaska. The adults are common on goldenrod, milkweed, and hydrangea where they feed on nectar and pollen. Most larvae are ca

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• Cantharidae
• Chauliognathus
• Carabidae

FAMILY MELANDRYIDAE (false darkling beetles) L. LeSage Melandryids are common throughout the world and include about 100 genera and 1200 species of which at least 52 occur in Canada and Alaska. Adults live under bark, in

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• Chrysomelidae
• Carabidae

Integrating Evolution: An ENSI-Based Teaching Sequence An Overall Course Outline, Incorporating Evolution and the Nature of Science as Themes Throughout the Course. Nature of Science (about 2-3 weeks); focus on correctin

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• Evolution
• Natural selection
• Organism
• Introduction to evolution
• DNA
• Species
• Fossil
• Abiogenesis
• Evolution as fact and theory
• Biology
• Evolutionary biology
• Evidence of common descent

Thrislington Plantation NNR Vascular Plant Species Checklist 2011 Compiled and published by John Durkin, BSBI recorder for County Durham Habitats Magnesian limestone grassland

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• Common spotted orchid
• Festuca
• Gymnadenia
• Bowerchalke Downs
• British NVC community CG2
• Botany
• Dactylorhiza
• Asparagales

FAMILY BYTURIDAE (Fruitworm beetles) J.M. Campbell Two species of this family are found in North America of which one, Byturus unicolor, the raspberry fruitworm, is common and widely distributed across Canada. Adults of

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The new and the known: describing freshwater fish species September 2001 The discovery of new vertebrate species is a very rare event in Australia.

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• Bloomfield River cod
• Black bream
• Temperate perch
• Wujal Wujal
• Queensland
• Sooty grunter
• Fish in Australia
• Common bream
• Bream
• Murray cod
• Fish
• Freshwater fish of Australia
• Percichthyidae