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2nd hour researchers

Brandon Stockwell

Crystal LeFaivre

lynx prowling

found 6-1-11

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found 6-8-11

looking south to Brooks Range

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found 6-8-11

Enviromental Information

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The ecosystem is snowy with mainly organisms with a coat of fur or hair.

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found 6-7-11

Organisms

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This is a field of sedge plants
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This Arctic fox cub is just chilling out

Recieved 6/3/11

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bacteria is EVREYWHERE!!!!!!!!!!\

recieved 6/6/11

Producers

The producers are,

Reindeer Lichen, Arctic Sedge, Arctic Willow, Alpine Azalea, Labrador Tea, and Cotton Grass.

Decomposers

The Decomposer is Bacteria.

 

Consumers

The consumers are,

Arctic Fox, Snowshoe hare, Snowy owl, Lynx, Willow Ptarmigan, Musk ox, Mosquito, Caribou, Least weasel, Wolverine, Brown lemming, Black fly, and Brown bear,  

Abiotic Factors

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snow makes it difficult for some plants and animals to survive

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animals with fur can withstand the freezing temperatures

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snow, water, sunlight, rocks, mountains

Human Factors

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Humans want to drill for oil, but because of habitat loss, some animals will die.

found 6-6-11

Food Web

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Producer

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this is an Arctic Willow plant with an arctic fox using it to sleep in.

recieved 6/7/11

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The Arctic Willow like to live in edges of tundra swamps, bogs, and streams. Male and female flowers are on seprate trees. The plant has a short growing season. The predators are Elk, Caribou, Musk ox, bears, rabbits, hares, rodents, and ground-nesting birds.

Primary Consumer

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         the snowshoe hare

 

The snowshoe hare is an herbivore, meaning it eats only plants.  Its real fur is brown, but turns white from the snow.  The white helps them camoflauge from predators.  They can grow in between 15 and 20 inches long and weigh up to 2.2-3.3 pounds.  It has many predators, such as lynx, owls, golden eagles, bobcats, red foxes, arctic foxes, bears, wolves, minks, weasels, and wolverines.  They eat mainly green vegetation, but in winter, it will eat bark, twigs, and , sometimes, even frozen meat.

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This is the area in North America where you can find them.

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This animal is looking for food.

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This is a footprint of a Snowshoe Hare.

Secondary Consumer

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What, did you think all arctic foxes are white?

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"I sometimes prey on arctic foxes for my kits."

Arctic Wolf (Spring 1991)

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The arctic fox eats hares, lemmings, and carrion. They are also scavengers. When the female mates she can have up to 14 kits. The mating occures during late winter. In summer  the female makes a den With sevral entrances. Some organisms that prey on it are Wolves, polor and brown bears, owls, falcons,eagles, lynx, and red foxes. Did you know that not all Arctic foxes are white they can be either gray-blue,  white, or black. The blue coloration is not as common as the white.