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I have to write a paper on comparing and contrasting a chinchilla with a hamster. any key things I should include in my paper? And maybe some minor things that people might not know about?
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Killer878
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just write it so that you will get a good grade on it.
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Solitaire
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Think that was the point of asking for ideas. oO
I'd start with the basics; Species listing (where they are in the animal kingdom, are there different types, etc... )location & habitat, social structure, diet, activity cycle, predators, history of how man has made use of them. By noting the above for each it should become easier to find the points on which you can compare and contrast the two species. ------------------- Cooking Quiz: Round 4 answers have been posted! Jackal_Man
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pandawebkinz
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Maybe you can write on how to take care on them.
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Naked Snak3
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Best thing to do is start with Taxonomy. Like what kingdom, domain, family.....and eventually species.
Showing how related the two are will be a good start. Then maybe you can move on to their natural habitats. Where they are found in the wild. Or if none live in the wild at this point, maybe where they used to live or their closest relatives live. Afterwards, you can try and discuss husbandry. How hard or easy it is to take care of each animal. What is needed, cages, food, water, toys, etc. Maybe at the end you can write your opinion about both. Comparing and contrasting what you think of the two. If you want actually facts on each animal you are better off doing the research yourself. Good luck. ------------------- Science is interesting; if you don't agree, you can *bleep* off. - Richard Dawkins | |
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