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    Zoo Essay Reasoning for animal extinction There are many reasons for animal extinction in the wild‚ here are some of them: Some animals due to adaptive radiation can become more effective in hunting and reproducing which increases their chance of survival and their ammount of offspring which means the other animals become more prone to decline in numbers. However‚ there are reasons for animal extinction as a result of human action: Habitat Destruction – Animal Habitats are

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    It is believed Earth may be in the midst of another mass extinction‚ also known as ’The Sixth Mass Extinction ’. This mass extinction is the first for 65 million years since the Cretaceous-Tertiary period. "It ’s the next annihilation of vast numbers of species. It is happening now‚ and we‚ the human race‚ are its cause ’ (Leakey‚ 1995). Every year‚ between 17‚000 and 100‚000 species vanish from our planet‚ which will result in fifty per cent of the Earth ’s species vanishing inside the next 100

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    levels of punishment magnitude on extinction as indicated by Sniffy the rats’ bar pressing. This experiment conducted three different experiments to determine these results‚ all of which involved continuous reinforcement to teach Sniffy to learn to press the bar for food pellets. It was predicted that Sniffy is likely to learn to extinguish the behaviour that is learned faster when the level of punishment is higher. The first experiment went through an extinction trial and Sniffy was not given food

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    Save the Tigers From around 1‚00‚000 a century ago the number of tigers in the wild has been reduced to just about 3200 in 2010. With such an alarming decline in the number of tigers‚ the governments of the tiger range countries have joined hands along with the World Bank to save the majestic big cat of the Asian Jungle. St. Petersburg in Russia played host to an unprecedented event - the first ever high-level summit meeting to save an endangered species- The Tiger. The International Tiger Conservation

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    Central Case: Saving the Siberian Tiger A. Up until the past 200 years‚ tigers roamed widely across the Asian continent from Turkey to northeast Russia to Indonesia. B. Of the tigers that still survive in small pockets of their former range‚ those in the subspecies known as the Siberian tiger are the largest cats in the world. C. For thousands of years‚ the Siberian tiger coexisted with the native people of what is today the Russian Far East‚ who equated the tiger with royalty and viewed it

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    drastically so the actions of people need to be regulated and mitigated to ensure that the planet’s life becomes more manageable and well cared for. By doing so‚ we will be able to preserve the planet‚ humankind‚ and the species and combat the sixth extinction as advised by Elizabeth Kolbert. This is a very serious issue and people need to start applying the ideas of McDonough and O’Connor as well as Bill Gates. Rachel Carson‚ credited by many to have brought the issues of conservation to the public

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    The Cause of the Mass Extinction in the Late Cretaceous Period Dinosaurs first appeared around 245 million years ago‚ and they lived for 180 million years. Then suddenly‚ 65 million years ago they went extinct. Not only did all the dinosaurs die out‚ but also up "to 75% of all marine genera were lost" ("mass extinction"). This leaves scientists wondering about what could have led to this mass extinction in the Cretaceous Period. They have collected evidence from fossils and earth’s geography‚ to

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    way of knowing but in P.B. Medawar’s words‚ “The art of the soluble.” Science has explanations to several unusual activities throughout the world that had taken place even before mankind existed and their research still goes on. The study on the extinction of dinosaurs is a timeless study but nowadays the young generation who go to college are not that interested in these studies. Stephen Jay Gould argues that‚ “science is a fruitful mode of inquiry and not a list of conclusions‚ and that the conclusions

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    In the book The Sixth Extinction the author Elizabeth Kolbert writes about the major problem our planet is facing. Humans are causing a new mass extinction. There have been five major mass extinctions in the past. Unlike the others this extinction is caused by humans. It is occurring at incredibly fast rate because of the climate change. She also mentions how increased hunting in the bird the great auk caused them to eventually die off. This book is about the negative human impact on this planet

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    Mass Extinction Events: The Causes And Effects Kieran A. F. Burley A mass extinction is defined as an event when there is a massive decrease in the abundance and diversity of all species on the planet‚ this will occur over a relatively short period of time‚ for any one species an extinction is catastrophic. Extinction events occur continually this results in regular change of all species on the planet and is known as background extinctions‚ sometimes however extinction rates rise suddenly for

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