I need assistance and guidance for correct completion with the pre lab down below; "Le Chateller's" only for every thing up to/and prelab section not the post lab section. I will send a link to the video file, it's roughly 5 mins. please no observations for the prelab. Thank you.

Prepare a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation with 350- to 700- word Speaker notes examining how population trends lead to urbanization and animal decline.Refer to Table 1.3 in Ch. 1 of The Human Impact on the Natural Environment, which lists the five stages of global economic development.Examine the population trends in the two most recent stages of economic development:The Atlantic industrial eraThe Pacific global eraCompare the environmental conditions between these two eras and with what occurred in the first three stages of global economic development.Explain how the population trends in these eras led to urbanization.Choose one of the world’s urban agglomerations listed in Table 1.7.Identify three environmental effects cause by urbanization in this area.Identify a specific animal population decline that resulted from urbanization in this area.Cite at least three references.Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines. NO PLAGIARISM!

complete the lab and fill out the table and the 4 questions attached in the document below. Make sure to post the Photo 1: Shaded Vertebrate Skeletons in the document as well.Exercise 1 Comparison of Vertebrate SkeletonsIn this exercise, you will identify homologous and unique bones on the skeletons of five vertebrates. You will relate the skeletal structure of each specimen to its mode of locomotion. ProcedureDownload the Vertebrate Skeletons worksheet shown in Figure 16. Image copyright Suphatthra, Revers, BlueRingMedia, and 3DRenderings, 2014. Used under license from Shutterstock.com.Figure 16. Vertebrate skeletons worksheet.Using software or colored pencils, shade the vertebral column of each specimen green, the pectoral girdle pink, and the pelvic girdle yellow. See Figure 17. Image copyright Zelena, 2014. Used under license from Shutterstock.com.Figure 17. Shaded vertebrate skeleton illustrating the vertebral column, pectoral girdle, and pelvic girdle. Upload the shaded image into Photo 1.Review the bones listed in Data Table 1 and determine if each is present on the skeletons provided on the downloaded worksheet.Note: Some bones may not be present on all skeletons.Record the vertebrate classes (Osteichthyes, Amphibia, Reptilia, Aves, and Mammalia) that possess each bone in Data Table 1.Complete Data Table 1 by describing the function of each of the listed bones.