Governor's
School for Science and Mathematics
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We were delighted to have a class from GSSM visit the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory's Conference Center for a day of learning about local animals and their habitats. Here are some pictures from the trip. |
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Here
is a list of the vertebrates we observed in their native habitats:
cricket frog red salamander slimy salamander eastern box turtle gopher tortoise musk turtle (stinkpot) yellowbelly slider turtle fence lizard blackbanded sunfish creek chubsucker dollar sunfish pirate perch redfin pickerel speckled madtom warmouth |
Here is a list of the vertebrates we
observed from the Outreach collection:
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barking treefrog
gray treefrog green treefrog bullfrog gopher frog leopard frog marbled salamander mole salamander spotted salamander tiger salamander common snapping turtle mud turtle softshell turtle broadhead skink green anole slender glass lizard banded watersnake |
black racer
corn snake eastern hognose snake garter snake pine snake rat snake rough green snake scarlet kingsnake canebrake rattlesnake copperhead cottonmouth eastern diamondback rattlesnake pigmy rattlesnake American alligators gray squirrel southern flying squirrel |
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Thank you for your keen interest in ecology and for participating in our program. It is always a pleasure to have you visit. Sean |
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