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    Biotics

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    Licayan‚ Josafat John Simon L. 11139471 BIOTICS August 6‚ 2013 Gattaca (1997) In a not-too-distant future where genetic engineering is highly paramount‚ “natural-born” babies like Vincent Freeman are discriminated in society. Humans (scientists) have found ways to alter the balance of nature. Genetically engineered individuals are considered to have more potential and are more favored in terms of employment and career options (companies determine the positions of applicants

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    The Everglades

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    The Everglades was a free-flowing river of grass coming from the Kissimmee chain of lakes to the Florida bays. Vast amounts of birds would darken the sky as they migrated to the Everglades. Many different animals like panthers‚ manatees and deer lived in happiness in the Everglades. In the late 1800’s‚ people started to affect the Everglades when primitive canals started to drain south Florida. These events continued through the 20th century. 1‚700 miles of canals and levees changed the landscape

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    The Everglades

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    The Everglades ecosystems contain a diverse environment that stretches from the middle of the Florida peninsula to Florida Bay. The Everglades consists of endless marshes‚ towering palms‚ alligator holes‚ dense mangroves‚ and tropical fauna. Fire‚ water quality‚ and geology are just a few of the natural factors that help shape the development of the Everglades‚ with frequent flooding in the wet season and droughts in the dry season (Everglades‚ 2013). Although many natural occurrences take place

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    Everglades

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    snakes were originally pets that were either dumped or escaped to the Everglades. These pythons are well adapted to live in Florida‚ the environment here is similar to their Southeast Asian home. Pythons were determined to be and established species in 2000. Burmese Pythons can live 15 to 25 years. Female pythons can carry a clutch of up to 100 eggs. Pythons are wiping out mammals in the Everglades. Going to the Everglades it was always common to see such animals as rabbits‚ foxes opossums‚

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    The Everglades

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    The Everglades National Park The Everglades are a natural region of tropical wetlands in the southern portion of the U.S. state of Florida‚ comprising the southern half of a large watershed. The Everglades are shaped by water and fire‚ experiencing frequent flooding in the wet season and drought in the dry season. Like most regions with this climate type‚ there are two basic seasons - a "dry season " (winter) which runs from November through April‚ and a "wet season" (summer) which runs

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    Water In The Everglades

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    The Everglades’ ecosystem is being threatened by water quantity and water quality. They used to be able to flow freely from the Kissimmee River to Lake Okeechobee outward to the sea. The Everglades covered almost 11‚000 square miles of land creating sloughs‚ a mosaic of ponds‚ hardwood hammock‚ forested uplands‚ and sawgrass marshes. For hundreds of years‚ the Everglades become home to 40 different species of mammals‚ 15 endangered animals‚ and more than 350 species of birds. However‚ by the 1900’s

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    Purpose Of The Everglades

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    of the newly added structures from what once part of the Everglades but it did just come out of nowhere. In Florida when driving at some point wild life and what’s left is the Everglade the part of the Everglades that hasn’t had adjustment by humans or destroyed. The purpose of the Everglades having protection now after almost completely ruined compared now to what it used to be this is greatly hinted at by the text source “Are the Everglades forever.” The world only has one of every ecosystem which

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    Everglades Problems

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    anything to fix it? That is what is happening to the Florida Everglades. Over a hundred years ago American settlers drained and annihilated this to be national park that was home to countless species of wildlife. Many of the problems still continue today and are about the the water supply. There are many problems that the Everglades is facing. First‚ according to the sources one and two‚ humans have drained and reduced the Everglades to nearly 50% of its original size. This new land has been turned

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    Biotic factor of environment Oct 16‚ 2012 * Biotic factors are organism or their product that directly or indirectly affect an organism. Measuring biotic components of the system 1. Lincoln index: (pg. 20) N= n1*n2m * Ntotal population size * n1number of animal capture on first time * n2number of animal capture on second time * mnumber of marked animal recapture * Involves collecting sample from the population‚ marking them in some way releasing them

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    water present. Animals coexist in harmony with one another in this ecosystem‚ known as the Everglades. Wetlands are a natural part of our earth‚ and an essential place for wildlife to thrive. However‚ the wildlife’s health has been decreasing continually in the Everglades due to water pollution/depletion and its negative effects. This issue can be ended by ceasing further human development of the Everglades‚ hindering the process of over draining and uneven water distribution‚ addressing regional

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