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CSEF · 2003

Planaria: The Amazing Cross-Eyed Worm

Zoology

Objectives/Goals According to the Greek legend, one of the twelve labors of Hercules was to destroy the Hydra, a gigantic monster with nine heads. He found that as soon as one head was cut o…

CSEF · 2003

The Effect of Food on Saliva's pH

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The object of my experiment was to determine whether or not the foods we eat effect the pH of our saliva. I believe that acidic foods will cause the pH to decrease, and that…

CSEF · 2003

The Fat Attack

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals Problem: Does the consumption of food high in saturated fat increase cholesterol? Hypothesis: I think that the consumption of foods high in saturated fat will increase chole…

CSEF · 2003

The Sixth Sense

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The object of our project was to determine if animals can sense natural disasters. We believe that animals do have the ability to predict some of these events. Methods/Mater…

CSEF · 2003

Torpic Fury!

Zoology

Objectives/Goals To find out if I can manipulate a common frog into hiberntion due to temperature changes in its environment. Methods/Materials Adult frog (pet, purchased); large aquarium; m…

CSEF · 2003

What Do Owls Eat?

Zoology

Objectives/Goals My goal was to determine if owls in different areas of California prey on different animals. Methods/Materials I obtained and collected owl pellets from Novato, San Diego, a…

CSEF · 2003

What's Eating You? Forensic Entomology

Zoology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this project was to determine how long a corpse has been somewhere, depending on the life spans of the insects on the body. Methods/Materials Two cans of Kal…

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