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    Mass Extinction

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    Extinction is the end of an organism or group of taxa.  Extinctions occur when a species becomes unfit for survival in its natural habitat usually to be replaced by another‚ better-suited species. An organism becomes ill-suited for survival because its environment is changed or because its relationship to other organisms is altered as stated from Credo Reference. The moment of extinction is generally considered to be the death of the last individual of that particular species. Mass extinctions‚ however

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    AUSTRALIA   Australia is situated in the eastern part of the Southern Hemisphere. Australia is an island continent lying between the Indian Ocean on the west and Pacific Ocean on the east. It is the sixth largest country and the smallest continent.   HISTORY James Cook discovered Australia on the 20th of April 1770. The original inhabitants of Australia were people called Aborigines. This name they gained from British people in 1788. The each group of Aborigines had its land and language. They

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    Qantas Case Study

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    Qantas Case Study Qantas is an Australian icon. Australia’s national airline has enjoyed a long history as a profitable business‚ a respected brand name and has a deserved reputation for safe and reliable travel. For a small country of 22 million people‚ the Australian domestic airline industry is significant. The high level of urbanization of Australia’s population‚ the long distances between major urban centres‚ the lack of high speed trains and the importance of Australia’s tourism industry

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    Avatar Assessment Avatar Assessment Task 1: Describe Jonathan Glennie’s opinion about the film Avatar Jonathan Glennie is right that local communities do oppose extractive projects but as a person who has visited a lot of these places‚ you can see it is a lot more complex than is presented in Avatar. Glennie is very biased towards the indigenous people because he talks about how displaced and how badly the indigenous people culture and environment are treated. He only talks about what the

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    Case 1 Bauhinia Case 2014

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    Bauhinia © Martinsons & Associates 2009 Licensed exclusively for use at the City University of Hong Kong. Unauthorized use or reproduction of this case is strictly prohibited. This is a composite case that integrates the experiences of several companies. In the early 1970s‚ the Chan family pooled together $30‚000 and set up a small dairy processing plant in Hong Kong. Bauhinia Dairy initially produced only fresh milk and sold it through limited distribution channels. It has subsequently modestly

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    The High Risk Newborn

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    epispadias erythroblastosis fetalis esophageal atresia exstrophy galactosemia high-risk newborn hydrocephalus hyperbilirubinemia hypospadias New Terminology‚ cont. imperforate anus kangaroo care kernicterus LS ratio macrosomia microcephaly pathologic jaundice phototherapy physiologic jaundice polydactylism postterm preterm pyloric stenosis retinopathy of prematurity

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    Animal Liberation Movement

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    and sold. In Australia white settlers regarded Aborigines as a pest and hunted them down‚ much as kangaroos are hunted down today. Just as we have progressed beyond the blatantly racist ethic of the era of slavery and colonialism‚ so we must now progress beyond the speciesist ethic of the era of factory farming‚ of the use of animals as mere research tools‚ of whaling‚ seal hunting‚ kangaroo slaughter and the destruction of wilderness. We must take the final step in expanding the circle of

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    Preterm Childbirth Speech

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    Speech Title: Preterm Childbirth Specific Purpose Statement: My audience will learn about preterm birth as well as the causes of it and ways to prevent it. Central Idea: Preterm childbirth is the leading cause of death in infants‚ and it is important that we know that there are ways to prevent preterm birth and care for babies who are born prematurely. Method of Organization: Topical Introduction: I. In a time where everything is seemingly at our fingertips‚ it can be difficult for us to adjust

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    maintained temperatures between 36.5 and 37.6 degrees Celsius‚ the thermo neutral range‚ with only rare exceptions. Problem Statement The research problem is thermoregulation in newborn infants. The purpose of the research study is to find out if Kangaroo‚ or skin-to-skin contact‚ facilitates safe temperatures in newborn infants during the first few minutes and hours after birth‚ specifically during breastfeeding. In this article the problem statement is written clearly and it expresses a relationship

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    Salinity in Australia

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    Salinity is a major environmental issue in Australia. Salinity describes the salt content of water or soil. When the salt content rises to an extreme‚ it degrades the water quality and land efficiency. This is the problem that is being faced in Australia; salt levels are becoming so extreme that is affecting plant and animal survival‚ thus damaging infrastructure. Dryland salinity is caused when the rising water-table surfaces natural salts in the soil. The salt remains in the soil and becomes

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