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Learning Activity 4 Evidence: The Cross River Gorilla Part A
Learning Activity 4 Evidence: The Cross River Gorilla Part A
Part A
Fuente: SENA
The Cross River Gorilla is a subspecies of the western gorilla that is usually
found in montane rainforest between 1,500 and 3,500 meters and in bamboo
forest from about 2,500 to 3,000 meters. It differs from the other subspecies of
gorilla in skull and tooth dimensions. They live on a small area of high-land
forest on the border of Cameroon and Nigeria. They have been classified as a
critically endangered species. (World Wildlife Fund for Nature, s.f.)
Part B
Now, for completing the evidence you need to carry out a little research on the
web to find out the major threats for the Cross River Gorilla. With the
information obtained, write a short paragraph describing why this species is
facing extinction and the consequences of its hypothetical extinction. Make sure
you use conditionals in your text.
The threats through which the gorilla crosses the river cross, stand out
ten,
The ninth is the wire traps for other species where gorillas fall,
And the tenth is that their populations are small and fragmented,
Part C
Now, to complete the evidence you need to record a tape in which you describe
the actions you would execute to prevent the Cross River Gorillas extinction.
Use your imagination to picture several scenarios in which you could help.
Fuente: SENA
Examples:
Part C
If I knew the language where the gorillas of the river cross are, I would talk to
the people about the damage they do to it.
If I had a lot of money, I would give thousands of pesos to the foundations that
fight for their protection.
When you finish your work, send the files to your instructor through the platform
as follows:
Criterios de evaluacin
Intercambia informacin personal sobre consecuencias reales e
imaginarias teniendo en cuenta la estructura gramatical y el vocabulario
requerido.
References
World Wildlife Fund for Nature. (s.f.). Cross River Gorilla. Consultado el 14 de
noviembre de 2014, en
http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/endangered_species/great_apes/gorillas/cros
s_river_gorilla/