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    What problems of motivation did Archie Norman discover at ASDA? The staff had a lot of motivation problems‚ starting by the fact that it was a bureaucratic type of company. There was no opportunity for employees to express their ideas and no incentive to advance in their careers. Managers at the top level would decide what to do‚ not taking in account the input from costumers and employees‚ employees under their layer would accept to whatever they would say since they were scared to loose their

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    Shark: Blood and Dr. Ramos

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    Shark Attack! by Herbert House Biology Department Elon University‚ Elon‚ N.C. It was 5:00 PM on a hot summer afternoon. Eight-year-old Jim Morris‚ wading in the warm current off Florida’s Gulf Coast‚ swam easily toward his sister Amy and his uncle Robert. But the kids’ fun in the shoulder-deep water was cut short by Jim’s shouts of "Get it off me! Get it off me!" Amy’s screams sliced through the peacefully rolling breakers like a knife‚ "Help! A shark has bitten off my brother’s arm! Call 911!"

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    Sharks and dolphins are very fascinating creatures because of their unique personas and behaviors. Their personalities seem to clash when compared to each other. Sharks tend to have a mean and intimidating character thanks to their razor sharp teeth‚ while a dolphin seems to be a bubblier and clever creature. Even though they have similar features‚ they are far from alike. Whereas sharks and dolphins are different in behavior‚ reproduction‚ and hunting‚ they are similar in body shape‚ and habitat

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    or put fin to water‚ is the Great White shark. Sci-fi movies and shark attacks have resulted in the Great White sharks’ reputation being tarnished in recent times. Sharks have been roaming the ocean for more than 400 million years‚ even predating the Jurassic period. A testament to the perfect adaptation techniques of sharks‚ they have survived many mass extinctions‚ including the extinction that whipped out the dinosaurs. This great adaptation of the sharks has resulted in them becoming an apex predator

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    The Mysteries About sharks Did you know that sharks have an amazing sense of smell? They can smell one drop of blood in an olympic sized pool. There are many different facts people do not realize about sharks. Sharks‚ including the Great White‚ are extraordinary and stunning; but many are becoming endangered. Sharks are one of the many mysterious creatures that people need to learn more about. In the article “What do you know about sharks” it asks “What are sharks?” Sharks are cold blooded fish

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    See if you can swallow this: Should sharks be protected from people or people protected from sharks? Sharks are more deadly than people? I don’t think so. See if you can swallow this‚ sharks do not have try to eat humans we are not in their diet. The article Do sharks eat people quotes “Only about a dozen of the more than 300 species of sharks have been involved in attacks on humans. Sharks evolved millions of years before humans existed and therefore humans are not part of their normal diets

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    Bull Sharks Research Paper

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    Kyle Cosentino Managing Coastal Ecosystems 8/31/10 The Freshwater Shark: Bull Sharks and Their Movement between Fresh and Saline Environments Carcharhinus Leucas or bull sharks are the only species of sharks that are able to travel long distances and spend extended periods of time in freshwater environments. Although many people disagree‚ I believe that one of the bull sharks’ main reason for entering freshwater is to find breeding grounds. There is evidence that supports this theory‚ and it

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    Why Are Sharks So Deadly

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    The topic I have chosen is about sharks and why are they so Deadly. Sharks are deadly because there brain has a very tiny structure in there head. In fact they found that the shark brain only weighs up to about 1.2 ounces are (35 grams) which only works out to about 0.008 percent of its total body weight. Humans have about 238 times more brain mass than white sharks. Sharks are more deadly because the really don’t have a brain to really think because there brain has a very little structure to compare

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    Sand Tiger Shark Essay

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    Sand Tiger Shark. The Carcharias Taurus has many names because it is known in many parts of the world and they are named differently‚ for example: grey nurse shark‚ ground shark‚ spotted ragged tooth shark‚ slender-tooth shark‚ spotted sand tiger shark and ground shark. Currently the Sand Tiger Shark is vulnerable and is still living in some areas of the world today. The domain of the Sand Tiger Shark is Eukaryote and its phylum is chordate. According to National Geographic Sand Tiger Shark get their

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    Shark finning has always been a problem. In the year of 2000‚ President Bill Clinton passed the Shark Finning Prohibition Act. The proposal prohibit any person under U.S. jurisdiction from engaging in the finning of sharks‚ possessing shark fins aboard a fishing vessel without the corresponding carcass‚ and landing shark fins without the corresponding carcass (National Marine Fisheries Service). Despite the law being enacted since 2000‚ it hasn’t produce much positive effects. Up until today‚ United

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