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-Difference between consumers and producers
-ultimate source of energy is the sun
-How do top predators affect the food chain/web

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Analyze DNA sequences and determine which prides are more related to one another

Lions and tigers are separate species, distantly related

How to read a phylogenetic tree

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The closer two prides are on the map, the higher chance they are related and share more genes

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How are species' physical and behavioral traits adaptive (increase survival)?

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How are species' physical and behavioral traits adaptive (increase survival)?

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-lions hunt as a group (behavioral)
-Buffalos are also in groups (protection)
-compare the 3 species and how it helps them survive

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Some lions are in different locations but share the same genes.

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They hunt together at all tmes

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they are carnivores

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Work Together

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Finding who is the parents of the cub.

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The food chains get really huge when there are big predators.

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facts that have evolved around lions for years especially the African lion

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We see the true relationship of same species lions.

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prides goes to different places and share gene

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most prides have a gene in common

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we can see the first generations until know

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relations between prides and different species. How does evolution work

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plants to other consumers all the way up to a lion or the top predator

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finding the parents

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Not all lions that live together didn't come from the same species tree.

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Female lions hunt and male lions protect the cubs.

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Prides all around the Sahara have transferred into different prides with other genetics and genes.

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Not all cubs are not related to the mothers they were assigned with.

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how geography affects genetics

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Phylogenetic trees are helpful to find relations between different populations

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there only one big gruop

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The females took care f the babys along with hunting and protecting

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Female's are the hunter's while male's are being lazy and sometimes hunt.

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many heards can be related if they are close to each other in a map.

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They work as a pack.

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finding evidence to see who are the parents.

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The lions travel in prides and hunt enough to be able to share food and have enough to eat

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that lions go into other groups

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Lions hunt in groups to use less energy.

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The certain amount of energy they use up and consume.

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who are the parents of the cubs

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To find who are the parents of the cubs

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How much energy it takes to hunt

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many heards can have the same genetics or similar ones

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one lion will be harder to hunt

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work in gruops

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How much energy they need to hunt

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Lions work together to try and get prey to eat.

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Lions work better in groups.