Panda Ant Deep down in a dry‚ open field in southwestern United states‚ there were a ‘’Cow killer’’ which most of the people might not know they’re still exist. They fooled people by their look‚ people called them ants but they are actually wasps. They hunt big animal even though they only be able to grow up to length of 8 millimeters and to the height of 2 to 3 millimeters tall. Now people wonder why they don’t team up just like the others type of ants. Back to the time that they were unknown
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as this bundle‚ uninjured by all the attempts of your enemies; but if you are divided among yourselves‚ you will be broken as easily as these sticks." Union gives strength. The Ant and the Grasshopper In a field one summer’s day a Grasshopper was hopping about‚ chirping and singing to its heart’s content. An Ant passed by‚ bearing along with great toil an ear of corn he was taking to the nest. "Why not come and chat with me‚"
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The Two Suborders of Primates. 1. Prosimii Rely more on smell than other primates have mobile ears (like a cat) whiskers snouts fixed facial expressions Many of these species are nocturnal and arboreal. (less emphasis on vision) 2 major groups: Loris-like forms (Loris and Galagos (bush babies – see below)) eat fruit and bugs Mostly live in southeast Asia. Lemur-like forms. Lemurs all from Madagascar. An ancestral population underwent adaptive radiation (geographically
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compounds and pheromones‚ and most dominant in ants Gustatory receptors: distinguish between different tastes and react to some pheromones Ionotropic glutamate receptors: narrowly tune to various poisonous and toxic compounds Two species will not have the same number of receptors‚ because of the difference of two species in terms of lifestyle Differences also are distinct in sex Olfactory senses are present for chemical communication Different ants mean different lifestyles Distinct sense of
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up the steep embankment next to the highway and then is faced with a greater obstacle‚ the cement edge of the shoulder. With effort the turtle pulls himself over the ledge and then rests a moment. A red ant crawls into the turtle’s shell and the turtle clamps its head and legs in‚ crushing the ant and capturing a wild oats sheaf. After a moment‚ the turtle creeps out of its shell and resumes it’s waddle across the highway. A sedan approaches and swerves to avoid the turtle. A truck approaches
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In “Mega Marketing of Depression‚” Ethan Watters talks about how culture of depression was evolved in Japan. Steven Johnson in “The Myth of the Ant Queen” talks about the pattern which were used to develop organized complexity. In “The Power of the Context‚” Malcolm Gladwell talks about the circumstances which were responsible in changing individual’s behavior. Although‚ all of these essays are related to each other‚ culture or community doesn’t determine individual behavior rather individuals determine
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and their entire life. For some colonies‚ the geography was perfect to live in‚ while others had to endure harsh conditions. When the Quakers first arrived to Pennsylvania‚ they were able to establish a successful colony through hard work‚ but their geography was what determined the success. The warm climate and fertile soil made it an excellent place to grow wheat‚ bread‚ and other profitable crops to supply more than enough for everyone. The Middle Colonies (New York‚ New Jersey‚ Pennsylvania
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The Navajo of Yesterday and Today Your name ANT 101 INSTRUCTOR DATE Sample Outline I. Intro II. Beliefs and Values A. Religion B. Rituals C. Earth and Holy People III. Social Organizations D. Social Obligations E. Witchcraft F. Navajo Tribal Courts IV. Sickness and Healing G. Herbalist H. Shamans I. Medicine Man V. Conclusion The Navajo of Yesterday and Today The Navajo
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ANCIENT MYSTERIES (Ant 275) _____________________________________________________________________________________ Institution: Cleveland State University Instructor: Dr. Peter S. Dunham Session/Section: Fall 2013‚ Sections 050 and 051 Office/Lab: Chester Building 216/220 Days/Times: TTh 4:00 – 5:50 p.m. Office Hours: T Th 3:00 – 3:45 p.m. or Classroom: MC 201 by appointment Credit Hours: 4 Email: archaeomeister@yahoo.com Prerequisites: None Phone: 216-687-2414
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The colony at Jamestown‚ the colonies at Plymouth‚ and the colony at Boston had different nature‚ goals‚ successes and failures. There was a cross of similarities and differences. One thing that remains obvious is each was looking for something that was lacking in their home land. There was a perception and a picture that each group had when they left their homelands. Arrival in the new would prove to be an alternate reality from that which was envisioned. The new reality still provided a challenge
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