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To work on an existing file select OTHER, then RET 0V-leaved evergreen foresinsects, seeds, berrieJapasanctuary, lawGeographySurvival2turtl los,lansa,streai.mois,harves los,subsicia,cial)Balaenoptera musculumammalZManwater: oceanplanktoOceanlaws (international zero quota on commercial whalingWoodpecker, OkinawHabitat loss (for fuel and timber, or from forest fires)Sapheopipo noguchibird Asiisland: moist broadMexiclaws, sanctuarPWallaby, Bridled Nail-taileHabitat loss to farming and grazing. Predation by foxes and dogsOnychogalea fraenatmammalAustralimainland: savannah, stepproots of coarse grasAustralisanctuar Whale, BluHunting (commerrtle, Olive RidleHunting (commercial) for meat and skin. Human disturbance (machine death - caught in shrimp trawls). Harvesting eggsLepidochelys olivacereptile|Manwater: tropical oceans; land: nests on beachecrustaceans, fisIndia, Costa Rica, wksbilHunting (commercial) for tortoise-shell, meat, and for stuffing. Harvesting eggsEretmochelys imbricatreptileManwater: shallow tropical oceans; land: nests on beacheinvertebrateTropical Oceanlaws (prevent international shell tradepTuuseums. Habitat loss (goats eating natural vegetation)Geochelone elephantopureptile;S.Aisland: tropical, digs into soft ground at nighplantGalapagos Islands (Equadorlaws, sanctuary for juveniles, captive breeding, predator contro@Turtle, Has. Specific need for burrowing space.Gopherus flavomarginatureptilej`N.Amainland: grassy slopegrass, shrubMexiclaws, captive breeding, sanctuarTortoise, Galapagos GianPredation of young by introduced mammals. Commercial hunting for oil & mal hunting. Habitat lossBatagur baskreptileAsiwater: fresh & brackish rivers, lakes; land: nests on beacstems, fruit, mollusks, fisSumatra, Malaysia, Thailand, Bangladesh, Burmresearch, law@Tortoise, BolsoHunting (commercial). Habitat losng. Commercial hunting for zoos, laboratories, pets.Leontopithecus rosalia rosalimammalHS.Amainland: tropical forest, in treeinsects, fruit, snails, birds' eggBraziprotect habitat, captive breedin)Terrapin, RiveHarvesting of eggs. Commerciy squirrelSciurius niger cinereumammalN.Amainland: along streams, farmlannuts, fungi, fruit, insects, bird eggUSA (MD,DEradio tracking, nest boxes, protect habita(Tamarin, Golden LioHabitat loss for lumber, agriculture, pasture, and housian disturbance (vandalism, trampling, smoking)Adelocosa anoparachnidN.Amainland: lava caves and permanent moisture sourcinvertebrateUSA (HIsanctuary, research, lawSquirrel, Delmarva Peninsula FoHabitat loss. Hunting. Competition with graasmaniaHabitat loss due to agricultureAnoglypta launcestonensigastropod@Australimainland: temperate rain foresleaveAustralia (Tasmaniasanctuary, researcSpider, No-Eyed Big-Eyed WolPollution of ground water (agriculture and tourists). Humceros, Northern WhitHunting (commercial) for horns. Habitat lossCeratotherium simum cottonmammalzAfricmainland: open forest, plains, swampy country in dry seasograsseCentral Africa Republic, Chad, Sudan, Uganda, Zairlaw)Snail, Granulated TPredation by introduced species (black rat, cat, mongooses)Pterodroma phaeopygia sandwichensibirdaN.Amainland: sparsely vegetated lava slopes and clifffish, squid, stomatopod crustaceanUSA (HIlaws, sanctuary, predator control, researcRhinos and logging. Subsistence & commercial hunting. Laws not effectively enforced in remote areas.Rhynchopsitta pachyrhyncha terrisbirdzN.Amainland: montane pine foresseeds, fruits, pine budMexiclaws (localPetrel, Hawaiian Dark-rumped or Ua'idelight: 53 in zoosAiluropoda melanoleucmammalzAsimainland: hollow trees, rock crevices, or caves in montane forestbamboo shootPeople's Republic of Chinlaws, captive breeding, radio trackinTParrot, Maroon-fronteHabitat loss to forest firenting (collectors)Euproserpinus wiesti sperrinsectHN.Amainland: sand wascaterpillar eats prairie primrose; adults do not eaUSA (COresearch, public educ., lawffffPanda, GianHabitat loss. Food loss due to dying out of bamboo after it flowers. Sey, Yellow-tailed WoollHunting (subsistence and commercial). Habitat lossLagothrix flavicaudmammalS.Amainland: montane rain foresfruit, seeds, insectN. Pernon8Moth, Wiest's SphinPoisoning (malathion) due to grasshopper spraying. Sport hu goats, sheep, deeAfghanistan, Tibelaws, captive breedin4Limpet, Tasmanian FreshwatePredation by introduced trout. Almost extinctAncylastrum cumingianugastropodAustraliwater: on rocks in lakes and stream-99Tasmaniresearch, lawLMonkect present habitat, researcLeopard, SnoHunting (sport and commercial) for fur. Persecution (considered pest to domestic stock). Reduction of natural prey. Habitat lossPanthera uncimammalAsimainland: high alpine meadows, rocky areamountainelopments). Unsuccessful captive breeding. Sidelight: Entire population lives in one abandoned bathhouse. It looks like a beetleThermosphaeroma thermophilucrustacean N.Awater: thermal outflow of sprinalgae, dragonfly nymphUSA (NMsanctuary, prottuarGuan, White-wingeHunting (subsistence). Habitat lossPenelope albipennibirdS.Amainland: forest, evergreen grove springberries, algarroba shootPerlaws, sanctuary (urgent@Isopod, SicorrHabitat loss (municipal and private water devon of crabs and grebe chicks by introduced bass. Threat of hydroelectric plant which would change lake's ecologyPodilymbus gigabirdRN.Awater: lake; land: dense reedfish, insect larvae, crustaceanGuatemalpublic educ., laws (no reed cutting), sancrcial hunting for heads or for zoosGorilla gorilla beringemammal9Africmainland: volcanoes, rain forestleaves, stems, roots, grubRwanda, Zaire, Ugandlaws, sanctuarlGrebe, Atitlan or Giant Pied-billeHabitat loss (to vacation houses). PredatinctuarFlycatcher, TahitUnknown: the causes of its decline are poorly understoodPomarea nigra nigrbird@Asimainland: montane forest in valleyinsectTahitlaws, research, sanctuarGorilla, MountaiHabitat loss through deforestation. Comme research, public educ., internat'l cooperatiopFerret, Black-footePoisoning of prairie dogs. Habitat loss (grassland destroyed)Mustela nigripemammal N.Amainland: prairies, haystacks, under buildingprairie dogUSprotect prairie dog towns, sa, sanctuar@Falcon, American PeregrinPoisoning of birds and eggs by pesticides. Huntingfalco peregrinus anatubird(N.Amainland: boreal, deciduous, arid, or semi-alpine forests, cordilleraducks, rodentUSA, Canada, Mexiccaptive breeding, laws,Earthworm, N. American GianHabitat loss due to agriculture & housing. Machine death (plowing)Megascolides americanus & macelfresholigocheateN.Amainland: in soil under trees, bushes of moist forestorganic residue with soiUSA (WA,ORresearch-eatingHabitat loss (650 sq. km. of forest cleared annually). Sport hunting (for stuffed trophies)Pithecophaga jefferybirdAsiisland: evergreen tropical foreslemurs, monkeys, squirrelPhilippine Islandpublic educ., reforestation, sanctuary, lawlawpDamselfly, San Francisco ForktaiHabitat loss Pollution Human disturbance.Ischnura gemininsectHN.Amainland: urban park near still, fresh watemosquito larvaUSA (CAprotect present habitat, research, sanctuarffffEagle, Philippine (monkeyLCrocodile, SiamesHunting (commercial) for hide. Habitat loss. Livestock breeding for hides is mixing the gene pool; offspring are not pure. May be extinct in wildCrocodylus siamensireptileHAsiwater: lakes, swampfisThailancaptive breeding, eproductive rate. Disturbance by domesticated reindeer. HuntingGrus leucogeranubird>Asimainland: breeds in bogs & wooded tundra; winters in wetlandbulbs, shoots of aquatic plantUSSR, India, Afghanistan, Irasanctuary, laws, foster parent breedinroductive failure. Egg collecting. Loss of food. Habitat loss to developmentGymnogyps californianubird N.Amainland: cavities on cliffs in mountaincarrioUSA (CAcaptive breeding, sanctuary, public educHCrane, Siberian WhitHabitat loss. Low rStrombus gigagastropodN.A, S.Awater: shallow sea grass bedalgae, sea grass leaveCaribbean islands, USA (FL), Mexico, Venezuellaws, public educ., research, captive breedin|Condor, CaliforniHunting (sport). Poisoning (pesticides) causing rep streamaquatic insects, snails, crustaceanArgentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Paraquay, Uraquacaptive breeding, laws, sanctuarConch, Pink or QueeHunting (subsistence and commercial). Sidelight: one of most important food sources in the Caribbean islandsxandrainsectAsimainland: tropical rain foresvine, flower nectaNew Guinesanctuary, law@Caiman, Broad-noseHunting (commercial) for hides. Habitat loss through marsh drainageCaiman latirostrireptileZS.Awater: marshes, swamps, lagoons,1990Graphium lysithous harrisianuinsectS.Amainland: near swampnectaBraziresearch, public educ@Butterfly, Queen Alexandra's BirdwinHabitat loss due to agriculture, logging, and volcanic eruption. Sport hunting (collectors)Ornithoptera alerctos nelsonmammalN.Amainland: brush-covered foothillnuts, carrion, insects, honey, fruit, berrieMexicprotect immediately if founButterfly, Harris' Mimic SwallowtaiHabitat loss to recreational area in only known colony. May be extinct by es). Water pollution. Need for caves to be near watermyotis grisescenmammal@BN.Amainland: caveinsects (mayfliesUSlaws, protect cave Bear, Mexican GrizzlPersecution (as threat to livestock and humans). Sport hunting. Probably extinctUrsus aSize (in.Alligator, ChinesHabitat loss. 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It means "inside heat." Endothermic animals use the energy released from the food they eat to keep the permafrost -- ground that is always frozena place with a subarctic climateungulatan animal with hoofsvertebrateThe five classes of vertebrates are fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Animals without backbones are called invertebratecies Act of 1973species likely to become endangeredM, tundrThe climate is bitterly cold most of the year, but there is a very brief summer when the snow melts and small plants grow. Tundra land never thaws completely. A few feet below the surface isbreeding stock of European horses. It was extinct by the 19th centuryancestor of the domestic horsethreateneThis term covers those species likely to become endangered throughout all or a significant part of their ranges, according to the Endangered Spnimal's paw tightly, often breaking a bone when it closes and usually cutting off circulation (which can cause gangrene). It is used for 80% of the animals caught for fursan instrument used to capture a wild animaltarpaThe tarpan is the parent of the sification, it's composed of related individuals able to breed among themselves and whose young are viable and fertilea population of animals or plantsALsteel jaw leghold traThis trap is considered a cruel method of capturing an animal. It holds the ahere are two or three parts to the name, (genus, species, and subspecies)a taxonomic name, usually in LatinM, specieCITES defines species as: "any species, subspecies, or geographically separate population thereof." A basic category of biological clas two chambers are incompletea class of cold-blooded land vertebrates with dry, scaly skin or hard platesC, scientific namIt is the name to be used when researching an animal or plant since it is recognized all over the world, regardless of language. TTrees include mahogany, teak, and rosewooda forest that is hot and has heavy rainfallC, reptileUnlike amphibians and fish, reptiles have lungs throughout their life. Their eggs can be laid on land without drying out. They have 4 chambered hearts, but their bodies. There are over 20 racer species still found in the U.S., Mexico, S. Europe, N. Africa, and S.W. Asiaa slender, active snakerain foresThe rain forest is what we usually think of as a jungle. There are tall trees and dense undergrowth. e of the poisons used for predator control.source of destruction for endangered speciesM, pronghorIt can also be called a pronghorn antelopean antelope-like animalraceRacers are non-poisonous. They catch their prey by pinning it to the ground withmmal, closely related to the rabbitALpoisoninPoisons can be primary and secondary causes for wildlife deaths. Secondary poisoning happens when a poisoned animal is eaten by another. Thallium sulfate, strychnine, compound 1080, and cyanide are just somanimalsomnivorAn omnivore's diet usually consists of equal amounts of both plant and animal materialsan animal that eats both plants and animalsM, pikIt inhabits alpine regions of the Northern Hemisphere and is often food for larger animalssmall maala, wallaby, and wombatan order of mammals that develop their young in pouchesmontanIt usually describes the lower vegetation belt on mountainsa mountainous areaM, oligochaeteIt includes earthworms and certain small, freshwater speciesa class of mammalsa class of warm-blooded animals that have hair and feed their young milkALmarmoRelated animals are the woodchuck or prairie dog. Snow leopards prey on marmotsa bushy-tailed, stocky rodentmarsupialMarsupials include the kangaroo, opossum, kothe Conservation of Nature and Natural ResourcesM, mammalMammals usually give birth to live young and always feed their young with milk from mammary glands. Also, all mammals have seven neck bones. Humans, whales, dogs, horses, elephants, and bats are animals in all other classes togethera class of animals with three pairs of legsinvertebrateExamples of invertebrates include sponges, jellyfish, worms, snails, crabs, clams, spiders and insectsanimals without backbonesIUC΀International Union for des, feathers, shells, or furssearching for game or wild animals to catch or killM, hutiIt resembles the South American Agoutilarge rodentC, insectAll have three body sections and one pair of antenna. There are more kinds of insects than there areble part of the plant, including the seeds, leaves, stems, and grains.an animal that eats only plants and plant productsM, huntinSubsistence hunting: for food. Sport hunting: for pleasure, trophies, souvenirs, or collections. Commercial hunting: for hiest fires), changing aquatic habitat (damming, filling, or draining), or volcano eruptions. Most are man-induced; a very few are natural.destruction or alteration of areas essential to a species' survivalM, herbivorPlant products are made from any edipuma, cougar, or ocelotgenus name for species in cat familygastropodSnails and slugs are members of this classa class of molluskshabitat losPossible reasons for habitat loss: agricultural or housing development, deforestation (lumber or due to for2 categories of protected species are: endangered and threatened. The act also provides for the listing of critical habitatslegislation passed by the U.S. CongressM, feliThe cat family can include the cat, lion, tiger, leopard, lynx, jaguar, panther, nt part of their ranges, according to the Endangered Species Act of 1973species in danger of extinctionM, Endangered Species Act of 197It requires all federal agencies to conserve endangered wildlife and opens protection to all plants and animals. The , crustaceanThey have a body covered with a hard shell or crust. They include lobsters, shrimps, crabs, barnacles, wood licea class of aquatic invertebratesendangereThis term covers those species in danger of extinction throughout all or a significaIt is usually the principal mountain system of a large land masschain of mountainscritical habitaA listing of critical habitats is provided for in the Endangered Species Act of 1973areas essential to the survival of endangered or threatened speciesMcontinenThe 7 continents are: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America. Continent is also used to mean the mainland, as distinguished from islands or peninsulasone of the 7 main land masses of the globeC, cordillerald-blooded is ectothermic, meaning "outside heat". Since their temperatures change with the surroundings, cold-blooded animals can not withstand extreme cold or sudden changes in temperaturehaving a body temperature that changes with the environmentM, eaty to regulate trade in endangered, threatened, and vulnerable species of plants and animals. It is binding only on participatory nationsConvention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and FloraM, cold-bloodeAnother word for copart of the diet of several endangered speciesdead fleshM, chaparraIt is the habitat for a rat in the MAMMALS filea close growth of low, evergreen oaksCITEAn international ministerial meeting held in 1973 drafted this document. It is a worldwide tre carnivores will eat food other than meat if they are hungry. But the primary diet is meat. Carnivores include insectivores (insect-eaters)an animal that eats other animals, not plantsM, carrioDead and rotting cattle would be called carrion. It is athers make it possible for most birds to fly. They lay eggs that do not dry out on land and they take care of their young. Most birds have scaly legs. Only birds have feathersa class of warm-blooded vertebrates with feathers and wingsC, carnivorSom, and lobsters.a group of animals which all have jointed legsaurocIt was killed off in the wild in Europe, and was extinct by the 17th centuryancestor of domestic cattlebirdBirds have a skeleton that is light and hollow. Hollow bones, wings and fetes, and ticksa class of animals with two body sectionsarthropodA phylum name, it includes the classes insects, arachnids, crustaceans, and myriapods. They all share the characteristic of having jointed legs. For example: spiders, grasshoppers, crabsxception of toads, all amphibians have smooth skina class of cold-blooded vertebrates that live first in water, then on landC, arachnidThese animals have four pairs of legs and no antennas. Nearly all live on land. They include spiders, scorpions, mi America, it eats mostly sugar canerabbit-like rodentC, amphibianWhen they are young, amphibians live under water and breathe through their gills. Later they develop lungs for breathing. Almost all amphibians return to the water to breed. With the eC*Ҡ`2#J7V L Y )9 _}0 !!s"" TerW Commen PMeaninDatabasagoutAn agouti is short-haired and short-eared. Found primarily in Central and South                    se,Scheffer-Scot, ,ear You WhispeHelen, a cleaning lady in a research lab, is determined to communicate with a dolphin that the scientists are studyingZindel, PauHarpe0communicatiodolphipla0deeeeReturn of the BuffalWhere and how did buffalo disappear? Read about the plight of the vast herds that were once reduced from 60 million to 541 animalsScott, Jack and Ozzie SweePutnaendangerment, behaviobuffalinformatio@Let Me Hfacts about alligators, their life cycles, their economic importance, and their early exploitation by humans. They nearly became extinct and are returning under protective laws.Scott, JacPutnaconservation, endangermenalligatoinformatioirie doinformatioPThe Fur Seals of PribiloDuring their summer sojourn off the coast of Alaska, these fur seals reveal their own particular life styleScott, JacPutnapbehavior, conservatiofur seainformatiopAlligatoDiscover urtles are threatenedScott, JacPutnahbehavioturtlinformatio`Little Dogs of the PrairieExamine the habits and colonies of the prairie dogs, a vanishing form of American wildlifeScott, JacPutnaxanimal studies, endangermenpraowhaltrue adventurLoggerhead Turtle-Survivor from the SeA female Loggerhead Turtle returned to an island off the coast of Florida to lay her eggs. It's the story of the hatchlings' survival and their return to the sea. Note: Loggerhead TudieBobcainformatio@Little CalA Sperm Whale calf is born in the northeastern Pacific Ocean. This is a month by month account of the whale's life from birth to death, including its migration and courtshipScheffer, VictoScribne behaviThis is a natural history of the Bobcat's evolution, survival and conservation. Its feeding, habitat behavior, life cycle, and how it fills a special ecological niche are described. Note: The Bobcat is endangered in MexicoRyden, HopPutnaanimal stf the Florida KeyA world filled with mangrove thickets, tropical birds, and alligators is threatened by the poacher's rifle and the bulldozers of land developmentRyden, HopFlorida Classicendangerment, conservatiodeeinformatio Bobca summer in the Michigan wilderness, a young boy becomes increasingly fascinated by nature as he roams the woods in hopes of photographing the rare Sandhill CranesRobertson, KeitVikinIanimal studiecranrealistic fictio The Little Deer on, or zookeeper) involve working directly with or on behalf of wildlife and wildlife preservationRiccuiti, EdwarHarper and Roconservation, careerelephants and otherinformatioIn Search of a Sandhill CranDismayed at the prospect of aHarpe1conservatiobison, deer, osprey, whale, otherinformatioThey Work With Wildlife: Jobs for People Who Want to Work with AnimalsExplore 8 different careers for people who love animals. The jobs (such as marine biologist, game wardehy HinshaClario(behavior, communicatiowhalinformatio0To The Brink of ExtinctioRead about animals that are on the verge of extinction: The Puerto Rican Parrot, the European Bison, the Osprey, the Grey Whale, and othersRicciuti, EdwarClario`conservatioeaglinformatio0Whales: Giants of the DeeWhales and their relatives are explained, including their eating habits, locomotion, breeding, geographical distribution, intelligence and interactions with humansPatent, Dorotgists and conservationists share information from the annual gathering of eagles at Glacier National Park. Bird banding and the use of radio transmitters are described as ways scientists study the habits and life cycles of the birdsPatent, Dorothy Hinshastudiebeaadventur Never Cry WolA biologist is sent into the northern wilds where he lives among wolves and observes their behaviorMowat, FarleThorndikrendangerment, behaviowoltrue adventur Where Bald Eagles GatheZoolo an African mountain gorilla.McClung, RoberMorro4behaviogorilltrue adventur Gentle BeA young boy frees an Alaskan Brown Bear from captivity. Note: The Brown Bear is endangered in Tibet, Italy, and USAMorey, WalteDuttoanimal cow, sea otter, walrus and otherinformatio@GorillBen is a young gorilla whose normal life is shattered when hunters kill his mother Kari and the other adult members of his band. Danger and suspense fill this true tale of the life and habits ofhistory and behavior of eight marine mammal groups whose once abundant numbers have been drastically reduced. Portraits include the Blue Whale, baby Whitecoat Seal, Sea Cow, and othersMcClung, RoberMorro/endangerment, animal studies, behavioseaior of the author's three pet otters - Mij, Edal, and Teko - are explored. This is part of the retelling of his book for adults, "Ring of Bright Water.Maxwell, GaviDuttoxbehavio|otteinformatio pHunted Mammals of the SeLearn about the of leukemia, 15-year-old Vicky finds comfort with the pod of dolphins with whom she has been doing research.L'Engle, MadeleinFarrar, Straus, Girou"communication, animal studiedolphirealistic fictioThe Otter's TalThe habits and behavgrapher. The photographer's last wish is to preserve the Quabbin Reservoir and bring back the bald eagleLasky, KathryMacmillatconservatioeaglrealistic fictio@A Ring of Endless LighDuring the summer in which her grandfather is dying the cub's first year. Note: the polar bear is considered threatenedJohnston, Ginny & Judy CatchinMorroxanimal studiepolar beatrue adventurHome Fre15-year-old Sam Brooks finds himself caught up in the dream of a dying wildlife photoor, communication, endangermenwolinformatio0Andy Bear: A Polar Bear Cub Grows Up at the ZoAn Arctic polar bear cub was born in captivity in Atlanta, Georgia. A zookeeper, who became his surrogate mother, encountered many challenges during behavior, survivagibboinformatio@Wolf Pack: Tracking Wolves in the WilRead a description of wolves in the wild. Explore wolves' relationships with the humans who have nearly exterminated themJohnson, Sylvia & Alice AamodLerne@behaviatio@GibbonThis book describes the distinctive behavior of the gibbons. For example, gibbons start the morning with a "song." Territorial defense, raising of young, and survival are problems faced by this endangered apeHunt, PatriciDod|bout the plants, animals, weather and history of desert areas and about man's adverse influence on these lands. How can we preserve what is leftGraham, Ada & FranSierra Club - Scribner4conservatiopack rat, lizard, and other desert animalinforminformatio@Moon of the Grey WolveThe hunt season has come and the leader of the wolf pack trains the pack to hunt for old and weak caribouGeorge, JeaCrowelsurvivaGray Wolf, cariborealistic fictio`The Changing DeserLearn avorWhy are some animals endangered while others are not? The author answers questions like: What habits does the rapidly reproducing coyote have that the disappearing wolf lacks?Ford, BarbarMorrosurvivacoyote, wolf, fox, alligator, and otherl system and efforts for conservation. There are three other books in the series - Ocean Life, Birds, and EnvironmentCook, DaviCrowpconservation, endangermenbear, wolf, whale, and otherinformatio`Alligators, Raccoons, and Other Survi led her into the African bush to study chimpanzeesCoerr, EleanoPutnatanimal studiechimpanzebiograph Our Endangered Earth: Land AnimalA close look at our endangered earth, this book describes the growing problems facing our ecologicaa. Note: The black bear is endangered in Iowa and threatened according to other state lawsBrenner, BarbarMacmilla@hunting, behavioblack bearealistic fictio Jane GoodalThis is a biography of the woman whose childhood love of wildlifeMaggie travels to Africa and discovers a lowland gorilla with a talent for sign language.Brenner, BarbarLothroLcommunicatiogorilladventur A Killing SeasoA 16-year-old girl works with black bears in the Pocono mountains of Pennsylvanihehow-tVoyage of the Mimi: The BooJoin a voyage of adventure tracking and learning about humpback whalesBank Street College Project in Science and MathematicHol animal studiewhaladventur The Gorilla Signs Lov16-year-old Falcoinformatio`0Secrets of a Wildlife WatcheLearn the techniques used in finding where animals live in the wild. These are secrets for getting close enough to study behaviorArnosky, JiLothrubehavioowl, squirrel, fox, beaver, and othuman efforts which might save it from extinction are described. Efforts include hatching eggs in captivity and training the young birds so that they can be released again to the wild.Arnold, CarolinCarolrhod@conservation, endangermenPeregrine he gentle, endangered cousins of the monkey, threatened with extinction as a result of human encroachment on their habitat.Anderson, NormaDodbehavior, endangermenlemuinformatio Saving the Peregrine FalcoThe Peregrine Falcon and the J&Ҡ F$5-/ ) J U Q|;Odk =<l 7!"#$ GTitlZ Commen 6AuthoPublishe # Page  &Subjec .Dat *Anima  Genr.Age Fro .Age TLemurRead about lemurs, t                      Extinct Mammals by RegionHB Bank Street School Filer To make a new dat e, use CREATE FIELD to define one or more fielhen use ADD RECORD to begin entering data. 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Proposal: zero quota on whale huntingMegaptera novaeangliaCA CT DE FL GetuAwater: oceaplankto",@bWhale, FinbacHunting (commercial). Proposal: zero quota on whalingBalaenoptera physaluCA CT DE FL GA MA MD ME NC NH NJ NY OR RI SC VA Wwater: oceafish, planktor0HvWhale, GraHunting. (Reonal zero quota on commercial whalingBalaenoptera musculuCA CT DE FL GA MA MD ME NC NH NJ NY OR RI SC VA Wwater: oceaplanktoZWhale, BowheaHunting (commercial). Proposal: International zero quota on commercial whalingBalaena mysticildingseeds, nuts, birds' eggs, will eat mea@ A7Vole, AmargosHabitat lossMicrotus californicus scirpensiCmainland: meadows, gardengrass, bulbs, insects, carrio&\)~-Whale, BluHunting (commercial). Proposal: internatiz#     !Ӡ.̠.Ԡ.Ӡ(٠,̠2 categories of protected species are: endangered and threatened. The act also provides for the listing of critical habitatslegislation passed by the U.S. CongressM, feliThe cat family can include the cat, lion, tiger, leopard, lynx, jaguar, panther, nt part of their ranges, according to the Endangered Species Act of 1973species in danger of extinctionM, Endangered Species Act of 197It requires all federal agencies to conserve endangered wildlife and opens protection to all plants and animals. The , crustaceanThey have a body covered with a hard shell or crust. 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Since their temperatures change with the surroundings, cold-blooded animals can not withstand extreme cold or sudden changes in temperaturehaving a body temperature that changes with the environmentM, eaty to regulate trade in endangered, threatened, and vulnerable species of plants and animals. It is binding only on participatory nationsConvention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and FloraM, cold-bloodeAnother word for copart of the diet of several endangered speciesdead fleshM, chaparraIt is the habitat for a rat in the MAMMALS filea close growth of low, evergreen oaksCITEAn international ministerial meeting held in 1973 drafted this document. It is a worldwide tre carnivores will eat food other than meat if they are hungry. But the primary diet is meat. Carnivores include insectivores (insect-eaters)an animal that eats other animals, not plantsM, carrioDead and rotting cattle would be called carrion. It is athers make it possible for most birds to fly. 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They include spiders, scorpions, mi America, it eats mostly sugar canerabbit-like rodentC, amphibianWhen they are young, amphibians live under water and breathe through their gills. Later they develop lungs for breathing. Almost all amphibians return to the water to breed. With the eC*Ҡ`2#J7V L Y )9 _}0 !!s"" TerW Commen PMeaninDatabasagoutAn agouti is short-haired and short-eared. Found primarily in Central and South               sification, it's composed of related individuals able to breed among themselves and whose young are viable and fertilea population of animals or plantsALsteel jaw leghold traThis trap is considered a cruel method of capturing an animal. It holds the ahere are two or three parts to the name, (genus, species, and subspecies)a taxonomic name, usually in LatinM, specieCITES defines species as: "any species, subspecies, or geographically separate population thereof." 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Danger and suspense fill this true tale of the life and habits of an African mountain gorilla.McClung, RoberMorro4behaviogorilltrue adventur leukemia, 15-year-old Vicky finds comfort with the pod of dolphins with whom she has been doing research.L'Engle, MadeleinFarrar, Straus, Girou"communication, animal studiedolphirealistic fictioGorillBen is a young gorilla whose noapher. The photographer's last wish is to preserve the Quabbin Reservoir and bring back the bald eagleLasky, KathryMacmillatconservatioeaglrealistic fictio@A Ring of Endless LighDuring the summer in which her grandfather is dying of cub's first year. Note: the polar bear is considered threatenedJohnston, Ginny, & Judy CatchinMorroxanimal studiepolar beatrue adventurHome Fre15-year-old Sam Brooks finds himself caught up in the dream of a dying wildlife photogr communication, endangermenwolinformatio0Andy Bear: A Polar Bear Cub Grows Up at the ZoAn Arctic polar bear cub was born in captivity in Atlanta, Georgia. A zookeeper, who became his surrogate mother, encountered many challenges during thehavior, survivagibboinformatio@Wolf Pack: Tracking Wolves in the WilRead a description of wolves in the wild. Explore wolves' relationships with the humans who have nearly exterminated themJohnson,Sylvia & Alice AamodLerne@behavior,io@GibbonThis book describes the distinctive behavior of the gibbons. For example, gibbons start the morning with a "song." Territorial defense, raising of young, and survival are problems faced by this endangered apeHunt, PatriciDod|beut the plants, animals, weather and history of desert areas and about man's adverse influence on these lands. 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There are three other books in the series - Ocean Life, Birds, and EnvironmentCook, DaviCrowpconservation, endangermenbear, wolf, whale, and otherinformatio`Alligators, Raccoons, and Other Slife led her into the African bush to study chimpanzeesCoerr, EleanoPutnatanimal studiechimpanzebiograph Our Endangered Earth: Land AnimalA close look at our endangered earth, this book describes the growing problems facing our ecolo Signs Lov16-year-old Maggie travels to Africa and discovers a lowland gorilla with a talent for sign language.Brenner, BarbarLothroLcommunicatiogorilladventur Jane GoodalThis is a biography of the woman whose childhood love of wildgirl works with black bears in the Pocono mountains of Pennsylvania. 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They nearly became extinct and are returning under protective laws.Scott, Jacerhead Turtles are threatenedScott, Jack DPutnahbehavioturtlinformatio`The Fur Seals of PribiloDuring their summer sojourn off the coast of Alaska, these fur seals reveal their own particular life styleScott, Jack DPutnapbehavbehaviowhaltrue adventurLoggerhead Turtle-Survivor from the SeA female Loggerhead Turtle returned to an island off the coast of Florida to lay her eggs. It's the story of the hatchlings' survival and their return to the sea. Note: Loggnimal studieBobcainformatio@Little CalA Sperm Whale calf is born in the northeastern Pacific Ocean. This is a month by month account of the whale's life from birth to death, including its migration and courtshipScheffer, VictoScribne BobcaThis is a natural history of the Bobcat's evolution, survival and conservation. Its feeding, habitat behavior, life cycle, and how it fills a special ecological niche are described. Note: The Bobcat is endangered in MexicoRyden, HopPutnaae Deer of the Florida KeyA world filled with mangrove thickets, tropical birds, and alligators is threatened by the poacher's rifle and the bulldozers of land developmentRyden, HopFlorida Classicendangerment, conservatiodeeinformatio ect of a summer in the Michigan wilderness, a young boy becomes increasingly fascinated by nature as he roams the woods in hopes of photographing the rare Sandhill CranesRobertson, KeitVikinIanimal studiecranrealistic fictio The Littlarden, or zoo keeper) involve working directly with or on behalf of wildlife and wildlife preservationRiccuiti, Edward RHarper and Roconservation, careerelephants and otherinformatioIn Search of a Sandhill CranDismayed at the prospwarHarpe1conservatiobison, deer, osprey, whale, otherinformatioThey Work With Wildlife: Jobs for People Who Want to Work with AnimalsExplore 8 different careers for people who love animals. 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Bird banding and the use of radio transmitters are described as ways scientists study the habits and life cycles of the birdsPatent, Dorothy Hinmal studiebeaadventur Never Cry WolA biologist is sent into the northern wilds where he lives among wolves and observes their behaviorMowat, FarleThorndikrendangerment, behaviowoltrue adventur Where Bald Eagles GatheZendangerment, animal studies, behaviosea cow, sea otter, walrus and otherinformatio@Gentle BeA young boy frees an Alaskan Brown Bear from captivity. Note: The Brown Bear is endangered in Tibet, Italy, and USAMorey, WalteDuttoani, crustaceanThey have a body covered with a hard shell or crust. 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They include spiders, scorpions, mi America, it eats mostly sugar canerabbit-like rodentC, amphibianWhen they are young, amphibians live under water and breathe through their gills. Later they develop lungs for breathing. Almost all amphibians return to the water to breed. With the eC*Ҡ`2#J7V L Y )9 _}0 !!s"" TerW Commen PMeaninDatabasagoutAn agouti is short-haired and short-eared. Found primarily in Central and South              deeeese,Scheffer-Scot, ,atioPLet Me Hear You WhispeHelen, a cleaning lady in a research lab, is determined to communicate with a dolphin that the scientists are studyingZindel, PauHarpe0communicatiodolphipla0 two chambers are incompletea class of cold-blooded land vertebrates with dry, scaly skin or hard platesC, scientific namIt is the name to be used when researching an animal or plant since it is recognized all over the world, regardless of language. TTrees include mahogany, teak, and rosewooda forest that is hot and has heavy rainfallC, reptileUnlike amphibians and fish, reptiles have lungs throughout their life. Their eggs can be laid on land without drying out. They have 4 chambered hearts, but their bodies. There are over 20 racer species still found in the U.S., Mexico, S. Europe, N. Africa, and S.W. Asiaa slender, active snakerain foresThe rain forest is what we usually think of as a jungle. There are tall trees and dense undergrowth. e of the poisons used for predator control.source of destruction for endangered speciesM, pronghorIt can also be called a pronghorn antelopean antelope-like animalraceRacers are non-poisonous. They catch their prey by pinning it to the ground withmmal, closely related to the rabbitALpoisoninPoisons can be primary and secondary causes for wildlife deaths. Secondary poisoning happens when a poisoned animal is eaten by another. Thallium sulfate, strychnine, compound 1080, and cyanide are just somanimalsomnivorAn omnivore's diet usually consists of equal amounts of both plant and animal materialsan animal that eats both plants and animalsM, pikIt inhabits alpine regions of the Northern Hemisphere and is often food for larger animalssmall maala, wallaby, and wombatan order of mammals that develop their young in pouchesmontanIt usually describes the lower vegetation belt on mountainsa mountainous areaM, oligochaeteIt includes earthworms and certain small, freshwater speciesa class of mammalsa class of warm-blooded animals that have hair and feed their young milkALmarmoRelated animals are the woodchuck or prairie dog. Snow leopards prey on marmotsa bushy-tailed, stocky rodentmarsupialMarsupials include the kangaroo, opossum, kothe Conservation of Nature and Natural ResourcesM, mammalMammals usually give birth to live young and always feed their young with milk from mammary glands. Also, all mammals have seven neck bones. Humans, whales, dogs, horses, elephants, and bats are animals in all other classes togethera class of animals with three pairs of legsinvertebrateExamples of invertebrates include sponges, jellyfish, worms, snails, crabs, clams, spiders and insectsanimals without backbonesIUC΀International Union for des, feathers, shells, or furssearching for game or wild animals to catch or killM, hutiIt resembles the South American Agoutilarge rodentC, insectAll have three body sections and one pair of antenna. There are more kinds of insects than there areble part of the plant, including the seeds, leaves, stems, and grains.an animal that eats only plants and plant productsM, huntinSubsistence hunting: for food. Sport hunting: for pleasure, trophies, souvenirs, or collections. Commercial hunting: for hiest fires), changing aquatic habitat (damming, filling, or draining), or volcano eruptions. Most are man-induced; a very few are natural.destruction or alteration of areas essential to a species' survivalM, herbivorPlant products are made from any edipuma, cougar, or ocelotgenus name for species in cat familygastropodSnails and slugs are members of this classa class of molluskshabitat losPossible reasons for habitat loss: agricultural or housing development, deforestation (lumber or due to for2 categories of protected species are: endangered and threatened. The act also provides for the listing of critical habitatslegislation passed by the U.S. CongressM, feliThe cat family can include the cat, lion, tiger, leopard, lynx, jaguar, panther, nt part of their ranges, according to the Endangered Species Act of 1973species in danger of extinctionM, Endangered Species Act of 197It requires all federal agencies to conserve endangered wildlife and opens protection to all plants and animals. The Ҡ~Common NamSurvival PlaScientific Nam Clas StatuLocatio Can Be Viewe  ProbleTastesFood GroupOverallblan, Glossary Words and MeaningsHBnew datF?se, use CREATJomment: definene or more fielThen use ADD NEW RECORDS to begin entering data To work on an existing file, select OTHER MEN en RETRIEVE FILE to get the file you wantTerms in each DatabaseingsHBprimnental di.eq,I Bank Street E: ol Filer I make a  Bank Street E: ol Filer I make a new dat?se, use CREATJomment: definene or more fielThen use ADD NEW RECORDS to begin entering data To work on an existing file, select OTHER MEN en RETRIEVE FILE to get the file you wantENWen RETRIEVE FILE to get the file you wantAlphabetical ListinganingsHBprimnental di.eq,, Bank Street E: ol Filer I make a new dat?se, use CREATJomment: definene or more fielThen use ADD NEW RECORDS to begin entering data To work on an existing file, select OTHER M their bodies warmhaving a body temperature that is high and fairly evenM, CompleteyDatabasesCompactclasnental di-mor,primnental di.eqesanimals with backbonesALwallabSome wallabies are no larger than rabbitsa small kangarooC, warm-bloodeAnother word for warm-blooded is endothermic. It means "inside heat." Endothermic animals use the energy released from the food they eat to keep the permafrost -- ground that is always frozena place with a subarctic climateungulatan animal with hoofsvertebrateThe five classes of vertebrates are fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Animals without backbones are called invertebratecies Act of 1973species likely to become endangeredM, tundrThe climate is bitterly cold most of the year, but there is a very brief summer when the snow melts and small plants grow. Tundra land never thaws completely. A few feet below the surface isbreeding stock of European horses. It was extinct by the 19th centuryancestor of the domestic horsethreateneThis term covers those species likely to become endangered throughout all or a significant part of their ranges, according to the Endangered Spnimal's paw tightly, often breaking a bone when it closes and usually cutting off circulation (which can cause gangrene). It is used for 80% of the animals caught for fursan instrument used to capture a wild animaltarpaThe tarpan is the parent of the sification, it's composed of related individuals able to breed among themselves and whose young are viable and fertilea population of animals or plantsALsteel jaw leghold traThis trap is considered a cruel method of capturing an animal. It holds the ahere are two or three parts to the name, (genus, species, and subspecies)a taxonomic name, usually in LatinM, specieCITES defines species as: "any species, subspecies, or geographically separate population thereof." A basic category of biological clashabitat, restriction on trappingVulpes velox hebeKS MT ND NE SD Wmainland: plains and foothillrodents, reptiles, fruiisolated sighting Fox, San Joaquin KiHabitat loss, persecution, accidental poisoningVulpes macrotis muticCmainloveredMustela nigripeAZ CO KS MT ND NE NM OK SD TX UT Wmainland: plains, brush, haystacks, under buildingprairie dog almost extinct as of 198QFox, Northern SwifPersecution, hunting (trapping), habitat loss. Proposal: protection of ngOdocoileus virginianus claviuFisland: FL Keyplants, palm tree berries, red mangrov198 Ferret, Black-footePersecution, illegal hunting (poaching), loss of prey, habitat loss, disease. It was considered extinct before being rediscg. Proposal: additional habitatOdocoileus virginianus leucuruWA Omainland: floodplains, islandplants, young tree197 nDeer, KeHabitat loss, illegal hunting (poaching), machine deaths. Proposal: additional habitat, closer monitorig, habitat loss, loss of prey. Proposal: create sanctuariesFelis concolor cougaGA MD MS MO Tmainland: mountains, plains, forested areadeer, small mammalH25-50, facing extinctio@ Deer, Columbian White-taileHabitat loss due to ranchine breeding, public education. In 1986 FL built 34 panther crossings under I-75Felis concolor coryAL AR FL GA LA MS Smainland: dunes, swamps, pinelandeer, small mammals, reptiles, insect1985, 30-30@ Cougar, EasterPersecution, huntinrge mammals in the contiguous 48 statesRangifer tarandus cariboID Wmainland: upland tundrgrasses, plantp25-30, exact # not knowXRCougar (Panther), FloridPersecution, hunting (trapping), machine deaths, habitat loss. Proposal: captivoHunting (sport and commercial), habitat lossBison bison athabascaAK AZ CO ID MT OK SD UT Wmainland: plains in national parkgras@on preserves, (0 in wildV/Caribou, WoodlanHunting (sport and commercial). Sidelight: One of rarest lafear, habitat loss. Needs large range (up to 1000 miles). Other conservation groups consider it endangeredUrsus arctos horribili(T) All but AK Hmainland: high mtns., tundrmeat, fruit, grass, grubs, rodents, fiszestimated zBison, Wo8{