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The long-tailed weasel lives in temperate and tropical areas of North and Central America, usually in crop fields, small wooded areas, and suburban areas. They manage rabbit and rodent populations by hunting with scent and sound and killing with a bite to the neck. Mating occurs in mid-summer but gestation is delayed until March, resulting in litters of around 6 young in late spring. Many weasels do not survive their first year due to predation and aggression. Their population is dependent on adequate food sources in the surrounding environment such as streams and soil.
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John Jones Pd. 5
1) The bobcat lives in dense vegetation with plenty of prey like rabbits, hares, birds, and rodents. It has one main den and several auxiliary dens in places like rock shelters, caves, hollow logs, and fallen trees.
2) Bobcats mate in late winter and gestation lasts 50-70 days, resulting in litters of 1-6 kittens. Kittens are weaned at around 2 months and begin hunting at 5 months.
3) Bobcats have a lifespan of 10-12 years. Their death rate is affected by hunting, ticks/mosquitoes, and avoiding humans by moving to less populated areas.
Nina Lenkey Pd. 5
The eastern cottontail rabbit lives in a variety of habitats including meadows, orchards, open fields, and wooded areas. It prefers areas with tall grass, bushes or trees where it can hide. The cottontail is an herbivore whose diet changes seasonally, eating grasses, vegetables or bark and twigs. It is prey to many animals and is mainly nocturnal. Factors affecting its birth rate include breeding season, litter size, and weaning age, while factors impacting death rate include predators, parasites, and overpopulation.
Michael Weaver
The eastern fox squirrel lives in mature oak-hickory woodlands consisting of small, irregularly shaped tracts of trees connected by strips of woodland. Their main food is acorns, which they collect and bury to eat later when food is scarce. Burying nuts helps forests grow as forgotten nuts can sprout. Fox squirrels mate twice a year and females give birth to two offspring each time after a six to seven week gestation period. Squirrel populations rely on trees for food and shelter, so loss of trees can cause squirrel deaths. Squirrels are prey for hawks, owls, snakes and other predators.
Jake Allison-Mallard Duck
The document discusses the niche and habitat of mallard ducks. It describes how mallards live near bodies of water and eat a variety of plants, insects, fish, and worms. It also outlines the mallards' reproduction cycle and predators. Food chains and webs involving mallards and other local organisms are depicted. The document examines different population sampling techniques used by ecologists to study animals. It analyzes data on stream quality, water testing, and soil testing in relation to how they could impact mallard duck habitats and survival.
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The coyote lives in various habitats including forests, grasslands, and swamps, but not usually where wolves are found. It eats small mammals, birds, snakes, and insects. Coyotes help badgers by sometimes using their holes and by leaving food for their young when hunting. Coyotes mate between January and March and have 1 to 19 offspring, which sometimes stay with the pack into adulthood. Water quality can positively or negatively impact coyotes and the ecosystem by affecting food sources and health.
Lenny Hoch Pd5
1) The timber rattlesnake lives in forested and swampy areas across much of the eastern US, preying mainly on small mammals.
2) Mating occurs in late summer to early fall, with young born the following summer after a 4-5 month gestation period. Litters average 4-20 snakes.
3) Timber rattlesnakes face threats from predators like coyotes and large birds, and have an average lifespan of 16-22 years in the wild, though they can live over 30 years in captivity. Parasites and lack of prey also impact mortality rates.
Lenny Hoch Pd.2
1) The timber rattlesnake lives in forested and swampy areas across much of the eastern US, preying mainly on small mammals.
2) Mating occurs in late summer to early fall, with young born the following summer after a 4-5 month gestation period. Litters average 4-20 snakes.
3) Timber rattlesnakes face threats from predators like coyotes and large birds, and have an average lifespan of 16-22 years in the wild, though they can live over 30 years in captivity. Parasites and lack of prey also impact mortality rates.
Bio riparian zone
The coyote lives in a variety of habitats including forests, grasslands, and swamps, but not usually where wolves are present. It eats small mammals, birds, snakes, and insects. Coyotes help badgers by using their holes and sometimes bringing food to their young. Coyotes hunt alone or in pairs near their dens. Water quality can affect animals and plants if the stream water is polluted, reducing food sources and potentially making the coyote sick.
Kelleigh Huber Pd.4- Frog
The document discusses the niche and life cycle of bullfrogs. It describes how bullfrogs live near bodies of slow-moving water for protection and egg-laying, and eat insects as well as small birds, turtles, and snakes. The document also outlines the food chain and food web involving bullfrogs, including worms, birds, herons, and different producers and consumers. It analyzes water testing data from a stream and discusses how factors like oxygen, pH, temperature, and turbidity impact the local ecosystem.
Kristen Bates Pd. 5
This document discusses the green frog (Rana clamitans), including its habitat, diet, breeding habits, predators, and role in the ecosystem. It examines factors that affect the green frog's population, such as temperature and breeding cycles. It also analyzes data on stream quality and soil composition to understand how these environmental conditions impact the green frog.
Kristen Bates Pd. 5
This document discusses the green frog (Rana clamitans), including its habitat, diet, breeding habits, predators, and role in the ecosystem. It examines various factors that can affect a green frog population like temperature, breeding periods, clutch sizes. Stream quality is assessed based on organism classes present with Class I organisms indicating high quality. The green frog benefits from healthy wetland and stream conditions while acid mine drainage would negatively impact populations.
Red Fox Jake Frederick
The document discusses the red fox, including its habitat preferences, diet, predators, and breeding behaviors. Factors that affect red fox birth and death rates are examined, such as gestation period, litter size, causes of mortality like hunting and disease. Population sampling techniques for foxes include capture-mark-recapture. The document also covers stream quality testing and soil analysis in relation to supporting fox populations.
Jess Merchant-Fisher pp
This document summarizes information about the fisher, a carnivorous mammal. It discusses the fisher's habitat preferences, diet, breeding cycle, predators, and population decline due to trapping. It also describes techniques for estimating fisher populations, such as tagging and recapturing samples. Water, soil, and stream quality data are presented and analyzed in terms of their impact on the fisher's food sources and habitat. The conclusion expresses interest in learning more about maintaining healthy environments.
Ryan Torrance pd.4 reparian power point
The Ruffed Grouse lives primarily in forests, eating fruits, seeds, and buds. It is preyed upon by birds of prey and mammals. The female lays 11 eggs on average and incubates them for 23-26 days. They are omnivorous but feed mostly on plants. Humans also hunt Ruffed Grouse.
Josh Patrick Pd. 4
1) Red foxes live alone except during mating season when they select dens made of woodchuck burrows, hollow logs, stream banks, rock piles, caves, or dense shrubs with 1-2 escape holes.
2) Litters of 1-10 pups are fed milk at first and later regurgitated meat, then live prey brought by the mother until the pups can hunt on their own at 7 months old.
3) Red foxes are omnivores that eat small mammals, birds, snakes, turtles, insects, and scavenge what is available through hunting at night or dawn mainly by stalking prey.
Mark Kradel pd.5
The document discusses several topics related to black bears including:
- Their habitat in temperate, arctic, and subtropical zones
- Mating and birthing cycles from May-July and January-February
- Factors that affect birth and death rates such as food sources, climate, and human hunting
- Black bears' role as omnivores in the food chain and food webs
- Techniques for sampling black bear populations like trapping and tagging
Food web of the bald eagle Pd.4 Jonathan Finger
The bald eagle is native to North America and requires adequate trees and food sources near open water. It eats small to medium mammals and fish. Bald eagles mate for life and usually make three eggs, but their eggs can be harmed by chemicals in the environment. Their habitat is threatened by pollution and poachers, putting the species at risk of extinction. The bald eagle is an apex predator that feeds on fish, rabbits, and snakes.
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The Inca Dove inhabits residential areas like cities, farms, lawns, and parks. It avoids cold, arid, and semi-arid regions. It eats seeds, grass, small vegetation, nuts, and fruit. Common predators include house cats, raccoons, blue jays, and ringtails. Inca Doves mate year-round and have a gestation period of 13-15 days. Both parents care for offspring for 12-16 days by feeding them milk.
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The document discusses Virginia opossums and their habitat and diet preferences. It notes that opossums typically live near streams or swamps, eating insects, carrion, fruits, and grains. Their predators include foxes, owls, coyotes, hawks, and humans. The document also covers opossum reproduction rates and lifespan, as well as factors that affect their death rates like cars and humans. Additional sections describe the opossum's role in food chains and webs. The document concludes by reflecting on the importance of ecosystem health and dangers of acid mine drainage.
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This document discusses the northern river otter (Lontra canadensis), including its physical characteristics, habitat, diet, behavior, reproduction, population factors, and role in food webs. It also examines techniques for estimating otter populations, analyzing stream water quality data, and the positive and negative impacts on otter habitats.
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The document discusses the niche and habitat of the golden eagle. It describes where golden eagles live, their feeding behaviors, nesting habits, breeding cycles, threats and factors that affect their populations. It discusses how conditions in the golden eagle's habitat stream could impact the raptor and its prey. The document also examines soil and water quality testing data to understand how environmental conditions could positively or negatively influence the local ecosystem that supports the golden eagle.
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The red fox lives alone except when mating from January to March. It is an omnivore, consuming small mammals, plants, and berries, typically hunting at night. Litters of 1-10 pups are born and cared for by the mother for 7 months before dispersing. Water quality tests of a stream showed high dissolved oxygen, neutral pH, and low nutrients, indicating a healthy environment that could support red foxes through the food chain. However, poor water or soil quality could disrupt this chain and negatively impact the red fox population.
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