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Sharks
Ten short lessons about the cartilaginous skeleton, gills, teeth, senses, whale shark, hammerhead shark, development and the marine environment. 50 own problems for comparison and careful conclusions.
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- 10Thematic lessons
- 10Sequential lessons
- 50Scored tasks
- 10Theory sections
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Fish and breathTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Shark is a cartilaginous fish
We classify by device, not by size.
Gills and water
Let's look at breathing and an important exception.
Skin, teeth and feelingsTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Skin and teeth
Compare the cover and renewal of teeth.
How a shark notices the world
We distinguish smell, movement and electrical signals.
Unusual sharksTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Whale shark
Don't confuse the name with the animal group.
Hammerhead Shark
We read the description of the unusual head.
Places of life and developmentTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Different places of life
Let's not declare the entire ocean to be the same.
How baby sharks appear
We distinguish between development options.
Maritime communications and surveillanceTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Shark in the sea net
Connecting food, animals and the environment.
Notes from a Marine Observer
Distinguishing evidence from conjecture.
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