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    Endangered Species By: Jennifer Petley There are currently only 30 individual Amur leopards left in the world‚ the hawksbill turtle has been deemed “critically endangered”‚ the black-footed ferret who was once thought to be globally extinct has only a population of 1000‚ the black rhino was said to be “doomed to disappear from the face of the earth” in 1961‚ and the Saola deer has an estimated population of a few hundred at a maximum‚ or possibly only a few dozen at a minimum. There are many

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    Outline the main principles of behavioural learning theories and using examples discuss its potential therapeutic application. Humans are very complicated‚ but how do humans’ behaviours construct? We are not born with knowledge or personality‚ but we never stop learning from the day we birth. We change the way how we perceive different environments as we learn. Therefore‚ humans’ behaviours can be developed or changed by learning association and experience. There are two main behavioural learning theories

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    Man and Nature

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    indispensable to our existence. Without nature‚ people could not live. We need air‚ water‚ sunshine‚ food and so on. On the other hand‚ human also belong to the nature‚ nature also needs human. As a consequence‚ if we destroy the nature‚ in some extent‚ we will diminish ourselves. Nature is a mighty force. All species are the result of natural selection. Human is no exception. We can adjust nature or in part alter nature‚ but we cannot conquer nature. Conquering will certainly bring devastation

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    IGNOU FEG-02 Solved Assignment 2012 Foundation Course in English - 2 (FEG-02) All questions are compulsory. Assignment Course Code: FEG-03 Assignment Code: FEG-2/TMA/ZO I 1 - 12 Q1 Write a paragraph on any one of the following topics. (150-200 words) I Protecting the environment Ii Impact of globalization on your culture iii Mercy Killing I Euthanasia iv Curbing Corruption Solution: Curbing Corruption Corruption is a significant problem in India and much of the developing

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    nearby human‚ animals and nature. To reduce the work burden of the zookeepers during peak season. To encourage our new generation more familiar with the extinction animals. to learn about the wide variety of animals and the need if captive animals of enrichment to understand the working condition of the zookeeper. We will also understand the wide variety of animals from this significant volunteer programme need of captive animals for enrichment. Nowadays‚ the extinction of the

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    dangers. Diseases often spread between species that would never live together naturally. For example‚ many Asian elephants have died in US zoos after contracting herpes from African elephants. In addition‚ zoo animals are exposed to diseases from humans. Many strains of influenza are fatal for animals that do not possess the antibodies to fight off. A handful of animals die in zoos‚ not only from disease‚ but also from poor living conditions. These conditions range from not nearly enough free space

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    started to develop more and more as time continued to go on. Almost 99% of threatened species are at risk of being extinct because of human activities alone. You are probably wondering what an endangered species is. An endangered species is any type of plant or animal whose population has decreased so much to where they are almost extinct caused by either natural or human causes. Designation endangered to a species means that there is still time to save them because once they are extinct they are gone

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    Braided Essay: Blood dolphins and Endangered Species As my cruise ship approached the port we were about to dock at‚ I stood near the railing looking down into the beautiful water. Even from fifty feet up‚ I could see straight to the bottom of the crystal clear water. As my family and I headed towards the main door to exit the ship‚ the butterflies in my stomach grew more and more excited. Finally‚ we left the ship and were greeted by a large sign that read‚ “Welcome to the Bahamas!” Our first stop

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    exist in the world; but unfortunately nowadays every fortnight‚ a language dies; more than half of the world’s languages are in danger; and by the end of this century it is going to disappear completely. The pace of the languages extinctions are faster than the extinction of flora and fauna. The proof is in the last 5 centuries‚ an estimated half of the world’s languages have become extinct; but now language does not even need much longer period to become extinct; a century and it will be done. The

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    The Role of Extinction in Evolution In contrast to the opposite phenomenon‚ speciation. This is surprising in view of the special importance Darwin attached to extinction‚ and because the number of species extinctions in the history of life is almost the same as the number of originations; present-day biodiversity is the result of a trivial surplus of originations‚ cumulated over millions of years. For an evolutionary biologist to ignore extinction is probably as foolhardy as for a demographer

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