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48-E-69
Explain the principle of both isotherms and isobars for a coup. In addition make a series of charts showing the same for a given area at any given time, for a grand coup. III
48-E-70
Be able to explain the formation and nature of frost, sleet, snow, dew, and rain, for coup. Add to the above an explanation, and the application to crops, of the “dew point,” for grand coup. III
48-E-71
What is meant by high and low pressure areas? Explain for coup. Know the difference between a cyclone, hurricane, and tornado with their relation to the pressure areas above for grand coup. III
48-E-72
Write an essay of not less than five hundred words showing how the knowledge of the above things are of use to man, for a coup. III
REPTILES
48-E-73
Identify 5 species of lizards found in field or museum, for coup. 10 for grand coup. II
48-E-74
Identify 7 species of snakes found in the field and know which are poisonous, for coup. 15 for grand coup. II
48-E-75
Identify 15 species of snakes seen living in field or zoological park, for coup. 25 for grand coup. II
TAXIDERMY
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Skin and mount, according to accepted standards of taxidermy, a specimen of a bird, fish, or mammal, for coup. One each, of bird, fish and mammal, for grand coup. III
48-E-77
Tan a skin of some wild animal, smaller than a fox, so that the leather is soft and the fur will not slip, for coup. Of 4 animals, as large or larger than a fox, also sewing them together for a robe, for grand coup. III
48-E-78
Make good skins, properly labelled, of 5 birds and 5 mammals, for coup. In addition, skin and mount, according to accepted standards of taxidermy, 1 specimen of birds, 1 of mammals, and 1 of fish, for grand coup. III
48-E-79
Tan a skin of some wild animal, smaller than a fox, so that the leather is soft and the fur will not slip, for coup. Of 4 animals as large or larger than a fox, also sewing them together for a robe, for grand coup. III
