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| My name is Wren Acorn. I am 13 years old and was born on April 25, 2003. Though this is my first out of town competition for school, I've competed in many athletic meets/tournaments for provincial/territorial, national, and even international levels in speed skating, soccer and futsal. I am participating in the Canada-Wide Science Fair with my project "Comment est-que les bruants a couronnes blanches de Gambel migrent?". In this project I made maps using Google Earth Pro of the migratory patterns of Gambel's white crowned sparrows who were relocated off of their normal migratory routes. In this project I explore whether these birds have internal maps and/or compasses and compare juvenile birds to adults. My mom found this project idea off of the internet and because I am very interested in biology, I decided to do it. Being able to participate in the Canada-Wide Science Fair of 2016 is an incredible honor and I'm really excited. |
| Wren Acorn
Comment les bruants à couronne blanche de Gambel migrent-ils ?
| Défi: | Environnement | | Catégorie: | Junior | | Région: | Yellowknife | | Ville: | Yellowknife, NT | | École: | William McDonald School | | Sommaire: | In this project I made maps using Google Earth Pro of the migratory patterns of Gambel's white crowned sparrows who were relocated off of their normal migratory routes. I utilized data from a study conducted by a team from Princeton University lead by Dr. M. Wikelski. In this project I explore whether these birds have internal maps and/or compasses and compare juvenile birds to adults. |
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