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    INTRODUCTION Global warming is the increase in the average temperature of Earth’s near-surface air and oceans since the mid-20th century and its projected continuation. Global surface temperature increased 0.74 ± 0.18 °C (1.33 ± 0.32 °F) between the start and the end of the 20th century. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) concludes that most of the observed temperature increase since the middle of the 20th century was very likely caused by increasing concentrations

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    ARTICLE SUBMISSION FORM INSTRUCTIONS Please fill out this form completely. If certain areas do not apply to you‚ or you have no information to offer‚ simply answer with “N/A”. Incomplete forms will be not be accepted. Thank you. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION Full Name: Priscilla Tong Rui Qi Gender: F E-mail Address: priscillatrq@gmail.com TTH Chapter: NUS TTH Cycle (Fall-Winter or Spring-Summer) and Year: Spring-Summer 2012 AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY Graduating Class: NUS Major(s)/Minor(s):

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    solution of barium chloride‚ and same with the .1 (ppt) solutions. Daphnia are freshwater organisms‚ so when they were exposed to saltwater‚ the pressure difference between their body fluids and the saltwater surrounding them forces the fluids out of them‚ resulting in

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    Cambridge biologist W. H. Caldwell. Fundamentally‚ this translates to the platypus being a mammal that possesses a duck-like bill and lays eggs. The “duckbill” of the platypus is a result of its adaption to freshwater life. This structure of the animal’s muzzle allows it to feed in freshwater as a duck would‚ which is likely the source of some of the more birdlike descriptions of the animal in the chapter.

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    The Monster Goldfish and Boar Last week I read two articles on invasive species and they are eating their way into this paper‚ The Monster Goldfish and Boar. This paragraph will be on how they are alike. Oh that reminds me‚ they are eating a lot of things they definitely should not eat like eggs‚ other animals‚ soccer fields‚ etc.. A very naughty thing they are doing is knocking out native species to the area by either eating their eggs

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     If biten they can inject there larvae into you casusing infection.  They are a threat to our vegetation‚ animals and ourselfes. They can easily “hitch hike”  onto plants and cargo boats without being seen because of there small size.         Freshwater stream fish are a very common invasive species. They are seen in every  freshwater stream or pond. They may be small but have made a very big impact on the  resevoir ecosystems.  The invasive fish are eating all the food and reproducing quickly  causing The endemic stream fish popula

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    ENERGY MANAGEMENT IN THERMAL POWER PLANT INTRODUCTION Thermal Power Plants are the most important source of power generation. They are based on the Rankine Cycle where high pressure and high temperature steam raised in a boiler is expanded through a steam turbine that drives an electric generator. In a thermal power plant‚ the chemical energy stored in fossil fuels such as coal‚ fuel oil‚ natural gas is converted successively into thermal energy‚ mechanical energy and finally electrical energy

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    that Attempts on Her Life was destined by its author to be set for performance in the theatre (Zimmermann 2002: 105). This brief insight brings us back to Jerzy Grotowski´s vision of theatre as “what takes place between spectator and actor” (qtd. Freshwater 2009: 24). However‚ let us remember that looking‚ especially in the case of such an imaginative and visually flavorful play as Attempts‚ is not a necessarily passive activity. Instead‚ the audience participation is in many cases mandatory. Such

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    ------------------------------------------------- Cane Toad in Australia Figure [ 1 ] - A labelled diagram of an adult cane toad. Source:http://www.lismore.nsw.gov.au/content/planning/nick/cane_toad.jpg‚ accessed 12 Nov 11 Figure [ 1 ] - A labelled diagram of an adult cane toad. Source:http://www.lismore.nsw.gov.au/content/planning/nick/cane_toad.jpg‚ accessed 12 Nov 11 The Cane toad (Bufo marinus) is a large ground dwelling toad native to Central and South America but has also been introduced

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    amazing ability to survive in both salt and freshwater‚ this allows the shark to be able to inhabit almost all waters on earth. But‚ with out salt water they would die due to their cells rupturing because of the lack of salt. The kidneys of the shark are also pretty cool my dude‚ they can recycle the salt in their body because of another really cool gland located near the tails of the shark my dude. It has been also documented that the shark can live in freshwater for up to six years without any negative

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