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CSEF · 2002

Phyto Females: Exceptional Egg-Layers

Zoology

Objectives/Goals The reproductive potential of Phytoseilus persimilus, a predatory mite which feeds on spider mites, pests, is a key component in IPM (Integrated Pest Management) strategy. M…

CSEF · 2002

Reflexes

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to find the difference in your reflex abilities at different times of the day. My hypothesis was that during the middle of the day your refl…

CSEF · 2002

Sea Urchin Roe as a Function of Depth

Zoology

Objectives/Goals To find out if the depth at which a sea urchin lies effects how much roe it produces. Methods/Materials Materials 10 sea urchins from 10, 20, and 30 feet, KCL, seringes, sea…

CSEF · 2002

Super Sow Bugs

Zoology

Objectives/Goals The objective of my experiment was to determine what amount of light sow bugs prefer when given the choice of a shaded terrarium or a non-shaded terrarium. Methods/Materials…

CSEF · 2002

Thermostat of a HayBurner

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals My objective was to test whether feeding hay would affect a horse's internal body temperature. My hypothesis was that the horse's internal body temperature would rise with t…

CSEF · 2002

Virtual Eyesight

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my study was to determine whether or not playing video games for a certain period of time would affect you eyesight temporarily or permanently. I think playin…

CSEF · 2002

What Do You Prefer?

Mammalian Biology

Objectives/Goals To see if mice have a femiliarity preference and/or a sense preference (between the sense of sight and the sense of smell). Methods/Materials In this experiment, I wanted to…

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