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    WASHINGTON COLLEGE

    GROUP PROJECT
    TEMPLATE

    Emily Jones
    Jake Smith
    Alex Cruz

    Michelle Green
    INTRODUCTION
    TO ZOOLOGY
    What is Zoology?

    Zoology is the scientific study of animals, their


    behavior, physiology, genetics, and classification.

    It's a branch of biology that focuses specifically

    on understanding the animal kingdom.


    CLASSIFICATION
    OF ANIMALS
    KINGDOM ANIMALIA

    The animal kingdom is classified into several levels.


    This kingdom includes multicellular, eukaryotic

    organisms that are heterotrophic


    (they cannot produce their own food).

    
    Bottlenose dolphins are classified as
    mammals despite living in the water.
    ANATOMY OF
    ANIMALS
    BODY SYSTEMS

    Animals have various body systems that


    allow them to function and survive.

    For example, the circulatory system transports

    nutrients and oxygen throughout the body.


    
    The circulatory system of a
    horse has some similarities in

    basic structure to that of a human.

    
    ANIMAL
    BEHAVIOR

    Animals exhibit both innate (instinctive)


    and learned behaviors.

    For instance, the peacock's elaborate courtship


    dance is an example of innate behavior

    Male peacocks open their colorful, iridescent tail

    feathers to impress potential mates.


    REPRODUCTION
    REPRODUCTION METHODS
    Animals can reproduce sexually, involving the fusion

    of gametes, or asexually, where offspring are produced

    without the need for a mate.


    ADAPTATIONS IN THE
    ANIMAL KINGDOM

    Physical Adaptations: Animals develop

    physical traits that help them survive in


    their specific environments.

    The chameleon's ability to change color

    and blend with its surroundings is


    adaptation for camouflage.
    ANIMAL
    ECOLOGY
    Animals play crucial roles in ecosystems as:

    Herbivores (plant eaters)


    Carnivores (meat eaters)

    Omnivores (eating both plants and animals)


    
    Bees are vital pollinators that
    contribute to the reproduction

    of flowering plants.
    THREATS TO WILDLIFE

    ENDANGERED Habitat destruction due to deforestation and urbanization

    SPECIES Pollution from human activities

    Poaching for valuable body parts like ivory or horns

    
    NOTABLE
    ZOOLOGISTS
    Pioneers in Zoology:

    Jane Goodall
    Charles Darwin

    David Attenborough
    CAREER
    OPPORTUNITIES
    IN ZOOLOGY
     Some Career Paths:

    Wildlife biologists conduct research on animal behavior and conservation.

    Zookeepers are responsible for the care of animals in captivity.


    Marine biologists study marine life and ecosystems.
    Thank
    You

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