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CSEF · 2005

Eagle Lake Appetizers

Zoology

Objectives/Goals The ojective of this research project was to determine the Decmber food habits of the Eagle Lake Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss aquilarum) in Eagle Lake located in Northeastern…

CSEF · 2005

Family Fingerprints

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is to see if heredity affects an individual's fingerprints. Methods/Materials I used 3 families, 30 blank white index cards, and an ink pad. I fill…

CSEF · 2005

Filter Feeders

Zoology

Objectives/Goals My problem question was Can Mytilus edulis (mussels) in the class bivalvia and the phylum mollusca, absorb the particles put in the water they live in? Methods/Materials 12…

CSEF · 2005

Get a Head Start II

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals To see if infants receiving the Long Chain Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids (LCPUFAs) such as Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and Arachidonic acid (ARA) have an affect on the developm…

CSEF · 2005

Got Stamina?

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The original question for this project was what would be the most effective form of extra exercise to build up stamina for competitive Irish dancing. I hypothesized that jum…

CSEF · 2005

Horn Snails

Zoology

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to observe and determine if there is a relationship between location of horn snails in regards to the size distribution, as well as parasiti…

CSEF · 2005

How Fibonacci Is Your Face?

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The greater the numbers are in the Fibonacci sequence, the closer their ratios are to the perfect proportion. Based on that fact, the purpose of the project was to find out…

CSEF · 2005

How Strong Are Your Mussels?

Zoology

Objectives/Goals The objective is to find out what type of shell can withstand the most pressure; the Green Shell Mussel, Common Black Mussel, Pitar Venus Clam, Turban Stenoggrus, or Green T…

CSEF · 2005

Human Battery

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The experiment will prove which gender produces the most electric current and in which condition do they have a greater current. The testing is done with two different types…

CSEF · 2005

Light Preferences among Crickets

Zoology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this experiment was to see which colored light (purple, green, red or white) crickets are attracted to. By understanding what light crickets are attracted to,…

CSEF · 2005

Maggots, Meat, and Mayhem

Zoology

Objectives/Goals The object of my experiment is to find out if, and how, the number of maggots on a piece of beef affects the length of their life cycle. I tested to see if the number of mag…

CSEF · 2005

Measuring Human Horsepower

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals My project was to measure the amount of horsepower an average human could generate. I measured the amount they could sustain, and also the greatest they could generate. Meth…

CSEF · 2005

Now You See It, Now You Don't!

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The object of my project was to determine if age affects the size of a person's blind spot. Methods/Materials The way I determined the blind spot size was I held a ruler on…

CSEF · 2005

Retinal Glare Recovery

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals My project was to determine what factors affected the retinal glare recovery test. This test glares the retina with a bright light and measures the retina's ability to recov…

CSEF · 2005

Right-Pawed or Left-Pawed?

Zoology

Objectives/Goals My objective for my project was to find out if more cats are right-pawed, left-pawed, or ambidextrous. Methods/Materials Materials: 5 cats, Narrow cats, cat food, pencil, pa…

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