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    deforestation of tropical rainforest. The people cutting the trees make it seem like it is good for animals and plants‚ but really it’s damaging the ecosystem especially animals and plants. Some of the species can go endangered or extinct‚ like the Chimpanzee they live in the trees to escape their predators and for a home. At least 137 species of insects‚ plants‚ and animals are going extinct. Once people realize that deforestation is bad for the ecosystem. They will feel bad for doing that to animals

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    Can one person‚ one person out of the billions on this magnificent planet‚ really make a difference? There are over seven billion people living on Earth‚ each with a separate and unique purpose. Jane Goodall‚ one person out of the seven billion‚ knew her purpose from a young age‚ and dedicated her life to fulfilling it. In Reason for Hope‚ Goodall unearths the connection and compatibility between faith and knowledge‚ and shares her project with her readers. Jane Goodall was a visionary‚ and had a

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    Human Evolution: Walking Tall This video about human evolution focuses on the differences between the human skeleton and the skeleton of the chimpanzee‚ our closest living relative.On the ground‚ chimpanzees use a technique called knuckle-walking. They walk on all fours‚ but they can also walk on two legs for short distances. Chimpanzees cannot extend their knees and lock their legs straight as humans can. Although this may be viewed as a disadvantage for chimpanzees

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    Viruses have become of great concern all across the world in the last few decades. The most common and the most talked about killer virus is AIDS‚ a virus that starts out as HIV and then proceeds to develop into a immune breaker that ultimately kills its human host. So far‚ there is no cure for AIDS‚ and most unfortunately the numbers of deaths from AIDS only continues to grow. However‚ another virus has gained much public and national attention. That virus is called Ebola. It is thought

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    Ever wondered what it would be like if people would follow their dreams from the start of their life? Jane Goodall followed her dreams. Jane Goodall fits the theme of leadership and legacy because of how she has helped animals and the environment. She helped the chimpanzees and people began to see them as creatures and not ‘things’‚ she fights to give them rights‚ and she led her followers to do the same. Goodall was influenced to work with animals and without it she wouldn’t be the same. People

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    Chapter 10: Thinking HW #59: Due Date Rd: Pg. 395-Pg.401 1. Describe a life without concepts? 2. Provide an example of a category hierarchy 3. Describe the experiment concerning memory shifts conducted by Olivier Corneille 4. Why is heuristics a better strategy then step-by-step algorithm in finding another word in SPLOYOCHYG? 5. How did psychologists Mark-Jung-Beeman‚ John Kounios‚ and Edward Bowden identify brain associations with flashes of insight? 6. How is insight critical in understanding

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    The endangerment of animals is an issue that involves both the animals and the environment that they occupy. Unfortunately‚ it is a problem that has not raised enough flags to cause a global look into just how serious the matter is becoming. Mostly because of lack of education about the topic most people tend to overlook what is going on around them. To properly understand the process of endangerment we must first understand what it is. Also by evaluating the causes of endangerment and the factors

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    John Bowlby first introduced the theory of emotional attachment in the 1960’s when he conducted research on toddlers who were hospitalized for long periods of time due to chronic illnesses (Shaffer‚ 2009). In his observations he noticed how children slowly began to show signs of apathy and unresponsiveness to toys as well as other people and eventually showed indifference towards the presence and absence of their mothers (Shaffer‚ 2009). However the most concerning result of all this was the toddlers

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    technology has not only changed our life but also our physical appearance‚ character‚ style‚ etc. As science and technology has changed step wise‚ similarly human life has also changed steeply. It can be known by thinking that our primitive used to be chimpanzee / monkey so thought by our ancestors‚ then we developed a little and changed into human being living in jungle and using leaves ofplantas clothes. At last we became fully matured and emerged as a social being preferring to live in society rather

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    Communication Skills in dogs are incredibly more advance than even our close relatives the chimpanzee. There are many theories as to how these skills evolved in dogs to become the companions of humans. The hypotheses that dogs evolved through domestication to satisfy the need of human interaction through companionship is one that scientist often agree on. Domestication suggests that dogs evolved from wolves. The production of the dog is correlated with two factors‚ which are biological and cultural

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