Heredity vs Environment Sponge
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This is a daily exercise to be used while teaching the SlideShare presentation Heredity and Environment found in: http://www.slideshare.net/MMoiraWhitehouse
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- 3. Mclaire2 http://www.flickr.com 2. This goat has a long beard. The goat’s beard is a. an inherited physical trait b. an acquired physical trait c. an instinct
- 10. By Dalyce Burgess http://www.photodalyce.com 10. The tattoos on this man’s legs are a. an acquired physical trait b. an inherited physical trait
- 11. 11. Which of the behaviors on the next picture is an instinct?
- 12. Lars K. Jensen http://www.flickr.com remymansfield http://www.flickr.com/ law-keven http://www.flickr.com/ a. . b. . d. Watchclap http://www.flickr.com c. .
- 13. Brightly colored frogs in the rainforests are often poisonous; some are deadly. But most poisonous frogs, simply taste bad. So the first time a predator eats the brightly-colored frog, it spits it out. From then on, when the predator spots a prey of that color it avoids eating it. (background for question12, next page)