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Alright class, listen up!


Today, groups 3-6 will be presenting.


Group 3, introduce yourselves and your topic.

Umm... hi I'm Celine.

Hi I'm Kylee!

I'm Rheyan! Our topic today is on Polygynandry in European Badgers.



INTRODUCTION:







Wytham Woods in Oxford, England

Hannah Dugdale and her co-researchers captured, marked, and collected DNA data through blood samples of badgers in different social groups during a period of 17 years.

Their goal was to study the mating system of the European Badgers.

They identified the parents of 300 cubs!

A social group has an average of 12 adults badgers with 6 males and 6 females.

Unfortunately, not all of them breed successfully each year.

That's right! The main point is, multiple males mate with multiple females to reproduce. This plural breeding system is called polygynandry.




In these groups, researchers

observedthat multiple males and females wereactively reproductive. The

researchers wondered: do the European Badgers have a plural breeding

system?

You each have 15 minutes to present on the research you studied.

To start out... the European Badger's scientific name isMeles meles.

They live in social groups with up to 24 individuals throughout Europe and Asia.

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Alright class, listen up!


Today, groups 3-6 will be presenting.


Group 3, introduce yourselves and your topic.

Umm... hi I'm Celine.

Hi I'm Kylee!

I'm Rheyan! Our topic today is on Polygynandry in European Badgers.



INTRODUCTION:







Wytham Woods in Oxford, England

Hannah Dugdale and her co-researchers captured, marked, and collected DNA data through blood samples of badgers in different social groups during a period of 17 years.

Their goal was to study the mating system of the European Badgers.

They identified the parents of 300 cubs!

A social group has an average of 12 adults badgers with 6 males and 6 females.

Unfortunately, not all of them breed successfully each year.

That's right! The main point is, multiple males mate with multiple females to reproduce. This plural breeding system is called polygynandry.




In these groups, researchers

observedthat multiple males and females wereactively reproductive. The

researchers wondered: do the European Badgers have a plural breeding

system?

You each have 15 minutes to present on the research you studied.

To start out... the European Badger's scientific name isMeles meles.

They live in social groups with up to 24 individuals throughout Europe and Asia.

Create your own at Storyboard That


Alright class, listen up!


Today, groups 3-6 will be presenting.


Group 3, introduce yourselves and your topic.

Umm... hi I'm Celine.

Hi I'm Kylee!

I'm Rheyan! Our topic today is on Polygynandry in European Badgers.



INTRODUCTION:







Wytham Woods in Oxford, England

Hannah Dugdale and her co-researchers captured, marked, and collected DNA data through blood samples of badgers in different social groups during a period of 17 years.

Their goal was to study the mating system of the European Badgers.

They identified the parents of 300 cubs!

A social group has an average of 12 adults badgers with 6 males and 6 females.

Unfortunately, not all of them breed successfully each year.

That's right! The main point is, multiple males mate with multiple females to reproduce. This plural breeding system is called polygynandry.




In these groups, researchers

observedthat multiple males and females wereactively reproductive. The

researchers wondered: do the European Badgers have a plural breeding

system?

You each have 15 minutes to present on the research you studied.

To start out... the European Badger's scientific name isMeles meles.

They live in social groups with up to 24 individuals throughout Europe and Asia.

Create your own at Storyboard That


Alright class, listen up!


Today, groups 3-6 will be presenting.


Group 3, introduce yourselves and your topic.

Umm... hi I'm Celine.

Hi I'm Kylee!

I'm Rheyan! Our topic today is on Polygynandry in European Badgers.



INTRODUCTION:







Wytham Woods in Oxford, England

Hannah Dugdale and her co-researchers captured, marked, and collected DNA data through blood samples of badgers in different social groups during a period of 17 years.

Their goal was to study the mating system of the European Badgers.

They identified the parents of 300 cubs!

A social group has an average of 12 adults badgers with 6 males and 6 females.

Unfortunately, not all of them breed successfully each year.

That's right! The main point is, multiple males mate with multiple females to reproduce. This plural breeding system is called polygynandry.




In these groups, researchers

observedthat multiple males and females wereactively reproductive. The

researchers wondered: do the European Badgers have a plural breeding

system?

You each have 15 minutes to present on the research you studied.

To start out... the European Badger's scientific name isMeles meles.

They live in social groups with up to 24 individuals throughout Europe and Asia.

Create your own at Storyboard That


Alright class, listen up!


Today, groups 3-6 will be presenting.


Group 3, introduce yourselves and your topic.

Umm... hi I'm Celine.

Hi I'm Kylee!

I'm Rheyan! Our topic today is on Polygynandry in European Badgers.



INTRODUCTION:







Wytham Woods in Oxford, England

Hannah Dugdale and her co-researchers captured, marked, and collected DNA data through blood samples of badgers in different social groups during a period of 17 years.

Their goal was to study the mating system of the European Badgers.

They identified the parents of 300 cubs!

A social group has an average of 12 adults badgers with 6 males and 6 females.

Unfortunately, not all of them breed successfully each year.

That's right! The main point is, multiple males mate with multiple females to reproduce. This plural breeding system is called polygynandry.




In these groups, researchers

observedthat multiple males and females wereactively reproductive. The

researchers wondered: do the European Badgers have a plural breeding

system?

You each have 15 minutes to present on the research you studied.

To start out... the European Badger's scientific name isMeles meles.

They live in social groups with up to 24 individuals throughout Europe and Asia.

Create your own at Storyboard That


Alright class, listen up!


Today, groups 3-6 will be presenting.


Group 3, introduce yourselves and your topic.

Umm... hi I'm Celine.

Hi I'm Kylee!

I'm Rheyan! Our topic today is on Polygynandry in European Badgers.



INTRODUCTION:







Wytham Woods in Oxford, England

Hannah Dugdale and her co-researchers captured, marked, and collected DNA data through blood samples of badgers in different social groups during a period of 17 years.

Their goal was to study the mating system of the European Badgers.

They identified the parents of 300 cubs!

A social group has an average of 12 adults badgers with 6 males and 6 females.

Unfortunately, not all of them breed successfully each year.

That's right! The main point is, multiple males mate with multiple females to reproduce. This plural breeding system is called polygynandry.




In these groups, researchers

observedthat multiple males and females wereactively reproductive. The

researchers wondered: do the European Badgers have a plural breeding

system?

You each have 15 minutes to present on the research you studied.

To start out... the European Badger's scientific name isMeles meles.

They live in social groups with up to 24 individuals throughout Europe and Asia.

Create your own at Storyboard That


Alright class, listen up!


Today, groups 3-6 will be presenting.


Group 3, introduce yourselves and your topic.

Umm... hi I'm Celine.

Hi I'm Kylee!

I'm Rheyan! Our topic today is on Polygynandry in European Badgers.



INTRODUCTION:







Wytham Woods in Oxford, England

Hannah Dugdale and her co-researchers captured, marked, and collected DNA data through blood samples of badgers in different social groups during a period of 17 years.

Their goal was to study the mating system of the European Badgers.

They identified the parents of 300 cubs!

A social group has an average of 12 adults badgers with 6 males and 6 females.

Unfortunately, not all of them breed successfully each year.

That's right! The main point is, multiple males mate with multiple females to reproduce. This plural breeding system is called polygynandry.




In these groups, researchers

observedthat multiple males and females wereactively reproductive. The

researchers wondered: do the European Badgers have a plural breeding

system?

You each have 15 minutes to present on the research you studied.

To start out... the European Badger's scientific name isMeles meles.

They live in social groups with up to 24 individuals throughout Europe and Asia.

Create your own at Storyboard That


Alright class, listen up!


Today, groups 3-6 will be presenting.


Group 3, introduce yourselves and your topic.

Umm... hi I'm Celine.

Hi I'm Kylee!

I'm Rheyan! Our topic today is on Polygynandry in European Badgers.



INTRODUCTION:







Wytham Woods in Oxford, England

Hannah Dugdale and her co-researchers captured, marked, and collected DNA data through blood samples of badgers in different social groups during a period of 17 years.

Their goal was to study the mating system of the European Badgers.

They identified the parents of 300 cubs!

A social group has an average of 12 adults badgers with 6 males and 6 females.

Unfortunately, not all of them breed successfully each year.

That's right! The main point is, multiple males mate with multiple females to reproduce. This plural breeding system is called polygynandry.




In these groups, researchers

observedthat multiple males and females wereactively reproductive. The

researchers wondered: do the European Badgers have a plural breeding

system?

You each have 15 minutes to present on the research you studied.

To start out... the European Badger's scientific name isMeles meles.

They live in social groups with up to 24 individuals throughout Europe and Asia.

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  • You each have 15 minutes to present on the research you studied.
  • Alright class, listen up! Today, groups 3-6 will be presenting.
  • Umm... hi I'm Celine.
  • Group 3, introduce yourselves and your topic.
  • Hi I'm Kylee!
  • I'm Rheyan! Our topic today is on Polygynandry in European Badgers.
  • To start out... the European Badger's scientific name is Meles meles.
  • They live in social groups with up to 24 individuals throughout Europe and Asia.
  •  INTRODUCTION: 
  • In these groups, researchers observed that multiple males and females were actively reproductive. Theresearchers wondered: do the European Badgers have a plural breeding system?
  •   Wytham Woods in Oxford, England
  • Hannah Dugdale and her co-researchers captured, marked, and collected DNA data through blood samples of badgers in different social groups during a period of 17 years.
  • Their goal was to study the mating system of the European Badgers.
  • They identified the parents of 300 cubs!
  • Unfortunately, not all of them breed successfully each year.
  • A social group has an average of 12 adults badgers with 6 males and 6 females.
  • That's right! The main point is, multiple males mate with multiple females to reproduce. This plural breeding system is called polygynandry.
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