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    What Are Zoos Unethical

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    alarming. In addition‚ the authenticity of the animals habitats is lacking causing many negative impacts on zoo animals. For instance some common traits found in zoo animals across the world is depression‚ stereotypic behavior‚ and self injury. This shows that the zoos lack of realistic habitats and opportunities to engage in physical activities are literally driving these animals insane. this proves that the lack of new changes in the habitats looks can cause the animals to harm themselves because

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    Ecological Restoration

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    west by the Main Campus of UCSB and is bordered on the south by the Pacific Ocean.” The floor of the lagoon contains a depth of about 40 feet of loose and incompact layers of sand‚ slit‚ and clay comprised of partially decomposed organic matter. Habitat types that the lagoon includes are salt marshes‚ coast live oak woodlands‚ coastal dunes‚ vernal marshes and coastal sage scrubs. Archaeologists have determined that mankind had inhabited this area for about 9‚000 years (UCSB Campus Lagoon). The

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    population is declining due to hunting and habitat degradation by local people. The main habitats of Cheer Pheasant are distributed through southern foothills of the Himalayas from Pakistan to Nepal‚ occurring in northern Pakistan‚ Azad Jammu and Kashmir‚ two States of India (Himachal Pardesh and Uttar Pardesh) and one of the main threats to the species appears to be its distribution in small isolated population‚ the control and conservation of habitat is difficult as communities historically dependent

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    Polar Beaqrs

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    Out of an Ice Age emerged one of our most majestic creatures — the polar bear. From its brown bear ancestry‚ the predator evolved to be a master of a harsh and unwelcoming ice kingdom. Intelligent‚ adaptable and fierce‚ the polar bear learned how to survive in a place that offers few comforts to any creature. But now that very environment is in flux. And so is the polar bear’s fate. The Arctic is changing. As temperatures slowly rise and the ice recedes‚ the shore is getting further away. Food sources

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    Biology Extinction

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    In biology and ecology‚ extinction is the end of an organism or of a group of organisms (taxon)‚ normally a species. The moment of extinction is generally considered to be the death of the last individual of the species‚ although the capacity to breed and recover may have been lost before this point. Because a species’ potential range may be very large‚ determining this moment is difficult‚ and is usually done retrospectively. This difficulty leads to phenomena such as Lazarus taxa‚ where a species

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    forests will eventually lead to the demolition of the Earth. Of the 30 million known species on the Earth 28 million are found in rainforests. These species belong to theses forests; it is their natural habitat which we are annihilating by deforestation. These animals without their natural habitat will not be able to survive. One of the major causes of global warming is deforestation. The huge amounts of carbon emission for our factories and cars are released into the atmosphere. The plants and trees

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    Rhetorical Analysis of Timothy Quinn’s article "Coyote (Canis latrans) Food Habits in Three Urban Habitats Types of Western Washington" In the book Engaging Inquiry‚ Judy Kirscht and Mark Schlenz detail the specifications of a scientific article. They speak about what each section should contain and what questions each section should answer. The article "Coyote (Canis latrans) Food Habits in Three Urban Habitats Types of Western Washington" was written by Timothy Quinn‚ a graduate student at the University

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    Swift Fox Deforestation

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    distribution of Swift Foxes has also declined along with the reduction of viable grassland habitat‚ leading to fragmentation of populations. For their experiment‚ they took various blood hair and tissue samples from locations across the United States. From their 589 DNA samples they analyzed 15 microsatellite loci amplified using PCR. For a control‚ they used approximately 250 base pairs of mitochondrial

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    Maned Wolf

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    Endangered Species: An endangered species is a population of organisms that are in danger of becoming extinct because of small numbers or is being threatened by changing habitats. Maned Wolf Range: The maned wolf lives in central and south eastern Brazil‚ Paraguay‚ eastern Bolivia‚ and northern Argentina. Habitat: The maned wolf inhabits open forest‚ savannah‚ and marshland. Diet: Maned wolfs are omnivorous‚ eating small mammals‚ fruits‚ insects‚ birds‚ bird eggs and vegetation. Adaptations

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    occur along both the east and west coastlines. These habitats are estuarine wetlands that receive inputs from both saltwater and freshwater‚ creating a very unique system of biodiversity. The most defining factors that make up a salt marsh are the elevation‚ topography‚ and composition of the substrate that affects moisture and salinity‚ creating different layers of vegetation throughout the intertidal zone (USFWS 1999). Coastal salt marsh habitats have been frequently subjected to human modification

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