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Researching the changes in population sizes caused from habitat fragmentation, involving Lacertilia, Mus Musculus, and Nymphal I. Pacificus

Environmental Studies
Maxwell Campbell Vincent Corso

Grade:
10
Teacher:
Elyse Wexler

We researched the changes and affects to species within habitats that experienced or displayed differences based on habitat size and habitat health.


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3 thoughts on “Researching the changes in population sizes caused from habitat fragmentation, involving Lacertilia, Mus Musculus, and Nymphal I. Pacificus

  1. Excellent project into viewing studies about fragmentation of habitat for different species of animals. Data collected and analyzed showed what you thought what was happening to actual ecosystems. Well done project and thank you for allowing me to judge your project. You haver two more years in high school. You might want to work with mentor from the Arizona Department of Fish and Game to study your ideas about fragmentation of habitats of Arizonan mammals.

  2. This is such an interesting concept! I love the thought put into this. Great start on the research, and I think that this is a fantastic idea for future research if you’d like to expand on it. This kind of work is critical and would help out a lot of professionals who work with these species. Incredible!

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