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    Diversity WORD | DEFINITION | Mitochondria | The part of a cell where cellular respiration occurs | Vacuole | The part of a cell used for storage | Cytoplasm | Fluid found outside the nuclear membrane | Morphology | The branch of bio that deals with the structure or form of organisms | Taxon | A named group of organisms | Phylogenetic tree | Shows the evolutionary differences between different species | Capsid | The outer layer of protein that surrounds the genetic material of

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    interesting fact) They are usually founded in groups in temperate places such as conifer and broadleaf deciduous‚ so their mainly food is leaves. However‚ they eat different food in different seasons‚ such as fruits‚ seeds and buds. (G.S.M Taxonomy‚ Morphology‚ & Ecology online) Golden snub-nosed monkeys are kind of vulnerable animals because they have many natural enemies like goshawks‚ wolves‚ leopards and foxes. Voice and actions are two main ways they use in communication. (G.S.M Behavior online)

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    language associated with the use of language and human life. Linguistic theory is a branch of applied linguistics that focuses on the general theory and methods common in language research. Branches of linguistics can be divided into phonology‚ morphology‚ syntax‚ and semantics. Therefore‚ applied linguistics can be applied in any field. One is education related to language learning. According to Bloom & Lahey (Owen‚ 1992:14)‚ language is very complex systems that can be well understood with elaborate

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    Modern English (1500 to the present):  There were some big developments in the world at the beginning of Modern English period. The Renaissance The Great Vowel Shift The Invention of Printing The Industrial Revolution The British Colonialism. The new spirit of renaissance provided the people new disciplines and inquiries; industrial development opened the new vistas and dimensions of earning and life‚ in the same way the colonization brought cultures and norms to one center. Modern

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    Analytical Summary WGSS 396 ‘Barbie and G.I. Joe: Making Bodies Masculine and Feminine’ Children are taught that boys should be ‘masculine’ and play sports‚ and that girls should be feminine. They are given and told which toys to play with and how to play with them. For example‚ girls play with dolls in a gentle manner‚ and boys’ play with action figures more roughly. The social norms of our culture change as the times change. Gendered social practices and norms are portrayed in our mass

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    traditional ’core’ areas of the subject deal with the structure of human languages in terms of how speech sounds combine to form syllables and words (phonetics and phonology)‚ how words combine into meaningful utterances such as sentences and phrases (morphology and syntax)‚ and how we extract meaning from utterances we read or hear used by other people (semantics and pragmatics). But beyond this‚ linguists are also interested in matters such as how languages evolve and change over time‚ how they are learned

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    Influence of Jamuna Bridge on River Morphological Changes Md. Sirajul Islam* Supervisor: Prof. Shinji Egashira** MEE 11626 ABSTRACT Influences of Jamuna bridge on the changes of river morphology are investigated by the field data as well as by numerical computations using a 2-D depth integrated water and sediment flow model. The Jamuna bridge was constructed on 1998‚ and reduced the river flood width from 14.00 km to 4.8 km. Data analyses suggest that rapid morphological changes in terms

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    Lexis Special 1 : « Lexicology & Phonology / Lexicologie et phonologie » 15 A morphophonological approach to clipping in English Can the study of clipping be formalized?1 Denis Jamet2 Abstract In this paper‚ I will endeavor to define clipping‚ and see if there are any semantic differences between the multiplicity of terms: “shortening”‚ “clipping”‚ “truncations”‚ etc. I will examine the semantic role of clipping‚ and try to answer the following question: is clipping a wordformation device

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    This behavioral shift most likely resulted from both artificial selection by humans‚ who preferred more docile and trainable wolves‚ and natural selection‚ which favored wolves with less afraid or hostile inclinations toward humans. Changes in Morphology: Compared to wolves‚ domestic dogs have a greater variety of morphological features‚ such as differences in size‚ coat color‚ ear form‚ and tail carriage. This diversity is the outcome of selective breeding for features that humans value‚ such as

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    References: 8 External links Definitions[edit] Further information: Lexeme and Lemma (morphology) The ease or difficulty of deciphering a word depends on the language. Dictionaries categorize a language ’s lexicon (i.e.‚ its vocabulary) into lemmas. These can be taken as an indication of what constitutes a "word" in the opinion of the writers

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