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    Arctic Explorers

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    6th period 3 May 2012 Polar Pioneers Thirteen months into an Antarctic exploration Roald Amundsen found him and his fellow explorers engulfed by a sea of eternal ice. There was no escaping the lingering death traps surrounding the ship‚ without waiting for the frozen sea to release them. So they waited‚ for thirteen months‚ hunting seals and making warm clothes out of blankets (“Roald Amundsen”). This is one of many stories of Artic pioneers who have endured the treacherous components the

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    Arctic Sterna Paradisaea

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    The arctic tern known scientifically as the Sterna paradisaea it is a circumpolar seabird commonly recognised due to its strong migratory patterns. Having one of the largest migration patterns known throughout the animal kingdom traveling from its northern breeding grounds in arctic and sub-arctic regions spanning across Europe‚ Asia‚ Alaska and northern Canada. They migrate to Antarctic coast lines seeing two summers a year Using the data from the Tracking of Arctic terns Sterna paradisaea reveals

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    States to increase the supply of available crude oil by drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. The idea of drilling in the Arctic has been controversial and to the present day is still being debated. The United States’ need to determine whether drilling in the Arctic will be a worthwhile consideration‚ or if there are not sufficient benefits to counteract the harmful possibilities drilling possesses. Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge provides many immediate economic benefits

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    of the Canadian Artic known as the Inuit. They once use to be called Eskimos‚ which means people who eat raw meat; from my observations in the video I believe this name stands true because of their diet‚ which consists of meat and fat. The particular group of Inuit people I am going to be focusing on is the Netsilk; their name means “people of the place where there is seal. The video I saw in class is called “Eskimo: Fight for Life” which focuses on how the Inuit people have adapted to their harsh

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    to the Inuit: Contextual Analysis of Indigenous Mythology Raven was an incredible animal to the Native North American Inuit culture; he was extremely symbolic in many ways. One of the most important things Raven could do was transform; he was the barrier of magic to many‚ being able to transform could bring happiness to everyone. The Inuit culture believed that Raven could heal many due to his magic and great level of intelligence. Raven is the keeper of secrets‚ and can assist the Inuit people

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    The Inuit‚Haida‚Sioux have many differences and many similarities. All 3 tribes live in Canada. Inuit live in igloos. Haida live in longhouses. Sioux live in tipis. The similarities of the 3 tribes are tools‚homes‚clothing and location‚ the 3 tribes differences are tools‚transportation‚ and art. Similarities Of Inuit‚Haida‚ And Sioux Similarities of the Inuit‚ Haida‚ and Sioux. The Inuit live in the colder regions of Canada. Inuit live in Northern Canada‚ Alaska‚Greenland‚ and Siberia. The

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    Arctic Research Paper

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    There are submarines traveling under the Arctic icepack regularly‚ and they occasionally surface at the North Pole. Recently‚ the gradual melting of polar ice has caused a lot of activity to spring up in the area; nations from all over the world are eyeing the possibilities to gain new viable oil‚ gas deposits‚ mineral reserves and transit and shipping routes‚ such as the Northwest Passage. Most notably‚ Russia is already setting ground to claim part of the Arctic as Russian territory. A Mission to Research

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    And what homes they live in. But there’s plenty extra’s. One thing that Blackfoot and Inuit don’t have in common is what they live in the Inuit live in igloo’s. In the next paragraph you’ll spot what the Blackfoot people eat in the next paragraph. Second difference is they eat fish‚ caribou‚ and porcupine. Another thing‚ is they speak different languages such as Algonquian‚ and Athabaskan. Also‚ the Inuit lived in the Northern earth. In conclusion these

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    Arctic Circle Report

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    The Arctic Circle is located at a latitude of 66 degrees 33 feet 39 inches North. The problem with this statement is the actual latitude of the Arctic Circle is continuously changing due to the tilt of the Earth. It is important to maximize your sample size when developing a predictive model like the height and shoe length model we explored in the Experimental Laboratory 1. What is the purpose of a large sample size? A large sample size provides the scientist with a more accurate representation

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    Did you know that Inuit (Eskimos) build their igloos hot enough to raise their children? All of the tribes I will compare and contrast live in Canada. Many tribes are different‚ but these three tribes have a lot to share in common. Similarities Although‚ these tribes are different they have a lot in common. For instance‚ they all make art. Inuit make masks‚ that often portray spirits. The Haida carve totem poles. Sioux have moccasins‚ which are shoes that they weve. Another example‚ is that they

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