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    On The Origin Of Species

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    On the Origin of Species chapter IV outlines Darwin’s proposal on how a new species is generated via natural selection over a long period of time. In Darwin’s theory of speciation‚ he proposes that all organisms within a species must express some degree of variation‚ which allow for organisms with the most advantageous variations to produce the most offspring (Darwin 10) This also means that the variations must be heritable from one generation to the next. In chapter IV Darwin uses the examples variants

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    Living Alone

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    must all grow up. Growing up usually involves moving out on one’s own and beginning one’s journey to adulthood. Amongst the many aspects of becoming an adult‚ with adulthood often comes living alone. Living alone is not easy but it’s a part of growing up. There are often times in my life that I wish I never had to grow up. To live alone can have both advantages and disadvantages and it isn’t the best decision for everyone. There can be many advantages to living alone. When one lives alone he/she

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    The Concept of Species

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    THE CONCEPT OF SPECIES What are species? Species are the basic taxonomic units of biological classification. This grouping of organisms of "like kind" into discrete and stable units has been traced at least from the time of Plato and Aristotle. The term derives from the Latin "specere" (to look at‚ to behold)‚ with the meaning of "kind‚“ "quality‚" "appearance‚" "shape‚" or "a peculiar sort.“ In the past‚ species were classified according to their shape. Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778)‚ the

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    invasive species

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    Amber Stout  Pd. 6    Invasive Species          Do you know how many invasive species there are in Hawaii? There are over  hundreds and they are disrupting and damaging our ecosystem costing us millions of  dollars to repair. Invasive species are a major threat to our environment and we need to  stop them before they take over. Here are a few Invasive species in Hawaii.         The Hypnea Musciformis (also know as Hookweed) is a reddish brown seaweed that  has large hooks at the end of its branches

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    unknown and is usually not a chemically pure. 2. Classify the media used (YEB‚ NB‚ GSB and ISB) as either complex or chemically defined. (4) YEB Complex NB Complex GSB Chemically define ISB Chemically define 3. Explain why all the bacteria grow so poorly in ISB? (1) ISB is an inorganic synthetic broth in which bacteria is a heterotrophic organism that require

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    During the 19th century new inventors helped farmers‚ important people owned big businesses‚ the economy was thriving‚ etc. On top of that‚ businesses from small to big continued to prosper causing the economy to continually rise. However‚ big businesses contributed the most with the rise of the economy‚ and also caused most of the problems. Problems and benefits were the help of industrial giants that built their businesses‚ transfer of goods by railroads‚ and workers placed under bad conditions

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    Plant and Species

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    relatively few species from many different classes of Ascomycota‚ whereas tropical endophyte assemblages are dominated by a small number of classes with a very large number of endophytic species. The most easily cultivated endophytes from tropical plants have wide host ranges‚ but communities are dominated by a large number of rare species whose host range is unclear. Even when only the most easily cultured species are considered‚ leaves of tropical trees represent hotspots of fungal species diversity

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    Endagered Species

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    the simplest stories with one theme to more complex stories having more than one them or subplots. The simpler stories are easy for children to read and keep up with what is going on. However‚ the more complex stories may have two or three threads that all tie in together in the end. The words and the stories of the simpler leveled reading books are

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    Endangered Species

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    An endangered species is a population of organisms‚ which is facing high risk of becoming extinct because it is either few in numbers‚ or threatened by changing environmental or predation parameters. There are a lot of endangered species in the world right now. They are moving towards being extinct slowly. In fact‚ since a species is not declared extinct until years have gone by since it was last spotted. Tigers are among the animals that are endangered in Asia. The tiger is native to Asia

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    What is the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis‚ and how valid is it? Introduction The debate on whether ‘language is the dress of thought’ originates in ancient Greece when Aristotle discussed the possibility that the thinking pattern influences to a certain degree the evolution of language (He‚ 2011: 1). The concept that language is ‘merely a reflection of thought and the objective world’ (He‚ 2011: 1) was re-examined several times throughout history; the conclusions drawn give us a new interpretation of

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