Bios 275 Maggie Mcginnis Isgrigg
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The document lists the scientific names of various plants, animals, fungi, and other organisms along with the locations where photographs of them were taken for a biology ecology project. Locations include Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve, Strouds Run State Park in Athens, Ohio, along the Hocking River bike path, and Cox Arboretum & Gardens Metropark in Dayton, Ohio. Over 50 different species are listed from various habitats including mature deciduous forests, freshwater rivers, artificial prairies and wetlands.
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