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CSEF · 2006

Got Sand?

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The large colon is where a majority of sand is accumulated; the weight of the sand weighs down the horse and causes the colon to impact and not allow feces to pass causing e…

CSEF · 2006

Higility

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my investigation was to figure out the relationship between height and agility. My hypothesis was that tall athletes have the ability to run better on long di…

CSEF · 2006

How Can You Estimate an Animal's Weight?

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals Using an animal's body measurements to determine its weight. Methods/Materials Materials: Tape measure, livestock scale, animals, calculator Methods: 1. Measure the heart gi…

CSEF · 2006

Inherited Fingerprint Patterns

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals Determine if related family members have similar fingerprint patterns. Test related family members to see if fingerprint types are genetically inherited. I posed the questio…

CSEF · 2006

Is Our Sense of Smell Sensible?

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals Our perceptions of our world are based on information received from our five senses. I often wonder about the accuracy of our sensory ability. Considering the vast amount of…

CSEF · 2006

Is Rhythm Sensing a Scalar Property?

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals In my experience in nonprofessional orchestra and dance groups, I notice that some members do not stay on the beat. I am trying to understand if such individuals are unable…

CSEF · 2006

It Brings Tears to My Eyes

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals My objective is to determine which variable suppresses the pain and irritation in the eyes for the longest time. Methods/Materials 30 onions; 30 subjects; knives; cutting bo…

CSEF · 2006

Life in the Spotlight

Zoology

Objectives/Goals This experiment explores the question of how the amount of daylight affects the lifecycle of butterflies from the stages of larvae to chrysalis to butterfly. The goal for th…

CSEF · 2006

Maggot Mass Temperature

Zoology

Objectives/Goals Forensic Entomologists are divided on estimating the time of exposure of decaying animal tissue in relation with maggot mass temperature. I believe an increase in maggots on…

CSEF · 2006

Migaine Headaches in Teens

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The project was designed to collect and analyze information about the incidence and impact of headaches on teens. The goal is to determine if migraines and other headaches a…

CSEF · 2006

Muscles: Scrawny or Brawny?

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals My objective is to determine the relationship between the bicep muscle size, forearm length, and the ability to develop force, by calculating the amount of torque created. M…

CSEF · 2006

Music to Your Ears

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The goal of my experiment was to determine the average volume at which preadolescent and adolescent students listen to digital music using earbuds. My hypothesis was that st…

CSEF · 2006

Quick, Grab It!

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective is to see who has the fastest reflexes Boys or Girls Methods/Materials Gridbeam building material, a magnet, plexiglas,nuts and bolts, and a dowel. I'm trying…

CSEF · 2006

Rolly-Pollies Finding Their Way Home

Zoology

Objectives/Goals I wanted to learn the survivablity and adaptive behavior of the isopod Armadillidium vulgare. Ultimately, I wanted to know what would happen to these bugs if they were displ…

CSEF · 2006

Sea Hermit Crabs

Zoology

Objectives/Goals Imagine going through life in a borrowed home. The hermit crab understands this as it must find a suitable shell to live in and protect its soft abdomen. Most research says…

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