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5th Year Biology students carry out an Ecological study at Dublin Zoo

Dublin Zoo 11 Apr2018 2 Ms O'Sullivan
NEWS / 12 April 2018

The 5th Year Biology class and Ms O'Sullivan visited Dublin Zoo to carry out an ecology study.

On Wednesday 11th of April 5th year students carried out an Ecological study in Dublin Zoo as part of their Leaving Cert biology course. It was a very cold day but the students persevered and with the help of the very knowledgeable education officer carried out a successful and interesting study.

Most noticeablely, the lack of foliage on trees, the absence of invertebrates and the abnormally low temperature for April. 

Miss O Sullivan

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