Discuss the life cycles of two common organisms

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Question: The life cycles of two common organisms. You can choose these organisms from this list: butterfly, grasshopper, mouse, frog, pine tree, fruit tree, kangaroo, platypus, alligator or bird. You will need to research the life cycle of the organisms you choose. Include information about both the living and non-living components of the environment where these two organisms are completing their life cycles. Some examples of living components would be things like trees, leaves, insects, etc., while some examples of non-living components would be things like water, wind, certain temperatures, etc. You will need to cite your sources in a bibliography. If you use a publicly available image as part of your presentation, cite this along with your other research.

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