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CSEF · 2004

Do Urchins Have Any Sense?

Zoology

Objectives/Goals My objective was to use the scientific method to determine if red sea urchins use touch or smell to find their food. Methods/Materials First, I starved the urchins for at le…

CSEF · 2004

Filter Feeders

Zoology

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

CSEF · 2004

Finding Nemo's Respiration Rate

Zoology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this experiment was to determine how changes in water temperature affect the respiration rate of fish. The hypothesis of this experiment is that, if the water…

CSEF · 2004

Identification by Dental Structures

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The purpose for doing this project is to prove that forensic odontology is a reliable science and that people can be positively identified by teeth or other dental features.…

CSEF · 2004

Is Flaw Recognition Genetic?

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals Members of four generations of my family have the special ability to easily find four-leaf clovers, leading me to hypothesize that flaw recognition has a genetic basis. I de…

CSEF · 2004

Maximize your Peak!

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to determine the effects of exercise on peak flow readings on non-asthmatic human beings. Methods/Materials Using 4 human subjects, peak flo…

CSEF · 2004

Migratory Magnetism

Zoology

Objectives/Goals My objective was to prove that steelhead trout could detect magnetic fields. I wanted to train them to have a conditioned response between a 90-degree change in the magnetic…

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