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    Corsac Fox Research Paper

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    the same as the Arctic fox when it comes to diet‚ they eat both plants and animals. The Cape fox is similar to the Blandford’s fox with the appearance‚ beige‚ big ears and a bushy tail. The Corsac fox (vulpes corsac)’s habitat is in Central Asia‚ and they live best in semiarid deserts. The behavior of this fox is quite simple‚ they don’t need to defend territory and sometimes even form packs. They are nocturnal‚ just like the majority of the rest of the foxes. The Corsac fox has smaller teeth and a

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    Mica‚ Iron‚ Monazite Solar Energy: India is densely populated and has high solar insolation‚ an ideal combination for using solar power in India. In the solar energy sector‚ some large projects have been proposed‚ and a 35‚000 km2 area of the Thar Desert has been set aside for solar power projects‚ sufficient to generate 700 GW to 2‚100 GW. In July 2009‚ India unveiled a US$19 billion plan national solar mission plan to produce 20 GW of solar power by 2020.[1] Under the plan‚ the use of solar-powered

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    The agricultural areas of UrCity are being forced further out into the desert basin due to the suburb expansion. There is an increased demand for fertile lands to raise animals and crops. As the city is growing and pushing out into the desert basin the temperature to the grow the crops in will be hotter and less fertile ("What Is Agriculture?"‚ 2005). There is a decreasing of the water supply because of the area being a desert area. This may be caused by the rise in UrCity’s temperatures and the change

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    land animal. It is larger than the Asian elephant and has bigger ears than those elephants. African elephants are vulnerable to extinction because of human devolpment‚ poaching‚ and conflict with people. African elephants roam south of the Sahara Desert. They have large trunks that are used for gathering food‚ communicating and drinking water. Additionally‚ the trunks allow elephants to shower themselves with water because they use their trunks to suck in the water. Their large ears are designed

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    effect of climate change

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    changing climate. Here are six of the most unexpected ways climate change impacts Earth Desert bacteria dies Desert soil may appear desolate and void of life‚ but it actually teems with bacteria. Bacterial colonies can grow so thick that they form sturdy layers called biocrusts that stabilize soil against erosion. A study of these biocrusts across deserts in the United States showed that different types of desert bacteria thrive in different temperature regimes. Some prefer the sweltering heat of

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    air pollution

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    ENERGY RESOURCES Energy is defined as ‘the capacity to do work’. Sun is the primary source of energy. Joule is the standard unit of energy in SI units. Energy utilization is an index of economic development‚ which does not take into account of ill effects/damage on to environment. From 1900 to 2000 population increased by 3 times while energy consumption by 14 times! Energy Resources All energy sources ultimately come from the sun‚ the moon or the earth. Sources of Energy Solar

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    Tourism Business In Nepal

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    Tourism is defined as a composite of activities‚ services‚ and industries that delivers a travel experience to individuals and groups traveling fifty miles or more from their homes for purposes of pleasure. The business sectors comprising the tourism industry include: transportation‚ accommodations‚ eating and drinking establishments‚ shops‚ entertainment venues‚ activity facilities‚ and a variety of hospitality service providers who cater to individuals or groups traveling away from home.  Tourism

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    form and water relations 6. Current activities in the succulent karoo 7. My idea. What do we know about the Succulent Karoo? Introduction Stretching from Namibia down the west coast of South Africa‚ the Succulent Karoo is a vast‚ semi-arid desert‚ with mountain ranges‚ ancient rock formations‚ wild coastlines and clouds of stars arching overhead at night. The succulent karoo is home to more than 6‚300 plant species‚ almost half of which occur nowhere else in the world‚ it is a secret land

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    Dangers Of Barn Owls

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    natural habitats are being exposed to. Their natural habitats consist of grasslands‚ fields‚ suburbs‚ and cities‚ which are often poisoned by organophosphate pesticides‚ pollution‚ and other harmful chemicals that are poisonous to barn owls. Predatory animals such as the barn owl are threatened by these harmful chemicals‚ as they may be ingested by the barn owl’s prey or directly by the barn owl.Barn Owls prey on mice‚ vole‚ and small birds‚ all of which can be found in their natural habitat: grasslands

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    Landscping

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    Park and Mt. Desert Island‚ Maine‚ U.S.A. The research was directed at establishing levels of sensitivity to landscapemanagement and design changes for both the ecological landscape and the visual landscape.Both are of great importance to the park; evidencepoints to the perceivedbeauty of the landscape as the overwhelming reasonfor the user-popularity of Acadia. A detailed geographic information system (GIS) wasprepared for the island. User preferencesfor the visual landscapesof Mt. Desert Island were

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