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The Florida Bonneted Bat is one of the rarest bats in the world and it lives right here in florida. It is also one of the largest bats found in florida. This bat was believed to be a species of cuban bat but has evolved since it has come to its home in florida. This bat has also grown its wingspan over the course of their lifetime. The Florida bonneted bat used to have a wingspan of about 6.5 inches and since their evolution that has grown to over 20 inches. They are one of the most critically endangered species in all of North America. Their body is about 6.5 inches with almost triple a wingspan size! The reason the Florida bonneted bat got their name was due to the fact that their ears have a curve making them look like they have a bonnet at all times and it is the only bat in North America that uses a sound to catch their food.

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The padlet I selected was a Padlet made my Adrian Rodriguez. I decided to write about this padlet because it really interested me. I chose this padlet because he has a very similar story to mine where he showed that he was born in Miami Florida and his home campus is the kendall campus. I as well am taking this semesters classes online because it saves me some of the trouble of waking up an hour in advance and the stress of getting to class on time. Another thing that interested me about Adrian Rodriguez's padlet is the species he chose which was the brown bear. It really interested me about the brown bears ecosystem and how climate change affects these bears and their homes and habitats. It was very interesting learning about all of the food that brown bears like to eat and how they could be found all around the world.
https://padlet.com/adrianrodriguez077/my-portfolio-rzd36d9bwvttt74b

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The reason I selected the Florida bonneted bat is because it is one of the most interesting species to me as it is also one of the most endangered. Climate change affects the Florida bonneted bat by taking away its home or its habitat leaving them shelter less and it also affects their food sources.

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Potential Energy is a type of stored energy that an object or system of objects may have based on their size, shape, position, or even material

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The Nucleus is the central and most important part of an object, movement, or group. It also forms the basis for its activity and growth.

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Something that caught my attention in the mini-lecture video was how the Positive Feedback works and how it does not get its name by being a positive part of the ecosystem. Positive Feedback is an essential force in the build ups of ecosystems as it assists plants in the ecosystems to grow. It is positive because it amplifies a particular change from previous conditions.

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Feedback loops: How nature gets its rhythms - Anje-Margriet Neutel

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The main thing that caught my attention when it came to the mini-lecture on butterflies is the fact that butterflies needs to molt 4 times because its cuticle is not able to grow while the caterpillar increases in size.

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The life cycle of the butterfly - Franziska Bauer

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https://wildlifeflorida.org/the-florida-bat-fund/

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https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Photographs-of-a-Eumops-floridanus-Florida-Bonneted-Bat-roost-discovered-in-a-Pinus_fig1_303849689

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https://passarella.net/u-s-fish-and-wildlife-service-proposes-critical-habitat-for-the-endangered-bonneted-bat/

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My chosen species is the Florida Bonneted Bat and the ecosystem that it lives in. The Florida Bonneted Bat mainly lives in forests and wetlands it enjoys living in tree cavities and clifff crevices. These bonneted bats are very rare to find but when researchers have found them they have been in semitropical forests with tropical hardwood, pineland, and mangrove habitats, as well as man-made areas such as golf courses and neighborhoods. They mainly seek habitat in sypress swamps, freshwater-nonforested wetlands, mangrove swamps, rivers and streams, dry flatwoods, lakes ponds and reservoirs, as well as working lands. The Florida bonneted bat is non-migratory. Like other bats in the family Molossidae, it is free-tailed, meaning its tail extends well beyond a short tail membrane. These Florida Bonneted bats have been found in a variety of areas but these are the main places.
https://www.nps.gov/ever/learn/nature/flbonnetedbat.htm#:~:text=The%20Florida%20bonneted%20bat%20uses,as%20residential%20and%20urban%20areas.
https://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/profiles/mammals/land/florida-bonneted-bat/

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One of the biggest parts of the video that stood out to me would be all the ways that the government would or could handle covid 19 or the pandemic. The first result would be race through it, this means that the doctors do not know how to help or treat this virus so it spreads through tons of people in the world and infects them all. This is because doctors did not have enough time to study the virus. This is when heard immunity kicks in and the virus goes away since they have no one else to infect. The next outcome would be delay and vaccinate where the government delays the infection so that the doctors create a vaccine while the people social distance and slow the spread of the virus. This is where the virus slowly spread and once 40-90% of people receive the vaccine the virus begins to fizzle out. Finally, the next one would be coordinate and crush. This is where people would social distance and quarantine and starve the virus throughout the world and would end the pandemic in a few months, this has a risk of not being completely destroyed.

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Hello, my name is Melody Garcia and i am 19 years old, when it comes to my work expierience I am in the middle of switching jobs where I worked at the geek squad and am going to begin working for Dyson. I grew up in miami all my life where my elementary school was Sweetwater elementary my middle school was ruben dario middle and then I went to Floridas Virtual school to get my high school diploma. My MDC home campus is the kendall campus even though I am taking mainly online classes at the moment. I am extremely passionate about helping animals and my life goal is to become a vet. I am proud that I am pushing myself to be the best person I could be. I would define success as being happy healthy and comfortable. In the future I see myself being a vet and being happy and successful wherever life takes me.

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Which of the following is not a branch of science?
A Chemistry
B Biology
C Physics
D*Legislative

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CER stands for Claim, Evidence and Reasoning. CER can be used as a part of developing a conclusion to a science investigation, egaging in scientific argumentation, evaluating online science communication, and examining a science article. Within the conclusion is the claim and after stating the claim there will need to be evidence to support the claim, after using evidence to support the claim there will always be a reason for how or why the evidence that supports the claim. There needs to be data that serves as evidence because there will not be a claim without evidence that supports the claim. Facutal and peer reviewed sources are the only sources that can be trusted due to the fact that many sources are not trustworthy. Claim answers the original question evidence provides trustworthy data as well as research then there will be how or why the evidence supports the claim.  They all have similarities due to the fact that they all work within one another.

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Cell vs. virus: A battle for health - Shannon Stiles

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Eumops Floridanus is a florida bonneted bat that is endangered. This bat is the largest bat in all of florida. This bat is a species of bat in the genus Eumops. They fly long distances and are well adapted for rapid and prolonged flight. They are one of the most critically endangered species in all of North America.
Source: https://ecos.fws.gov/ecp/species/8630

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What is the biggest single-celled organism? - Murry Gans

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Why is it so hard to cure the common cold?