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    Emerita Analoga

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    September 11‚ 2013 MRSC Lab CT #1 Emerita Analoga Prior to knowing anything about Emerita analoga (sand crab)‚ I personally was unaware of anything so tiny and in fact microscopic for the first part of life to be a) so fascinating‚ and b) playing an important role in our eco-system/marine life. Besides the information from my lab experiment using the Scientific Method and ample observation‚ I still found myself questioning more the ‘why’ of sand crabs and their relation(s) to the eco-system/marine

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    Danielle Sedoris November 11‚ 2009 Ecology – Friday Parasitic Crab Lab Background: Mellita quinquiesperforata‚ commonly known as the sand dollar‚ is a familiar urchin on Florida coastlines. The species is flat and disk shaped that nestles into shallow sandy waters to protect itself from waves and predators. Dissodactylus mellitae is a parasitic crab that feeds on the spines of the hosting sand dollar where it remains its entire life. This study was arranged to observe the distribution patterns

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    A Crab Story

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    A Crab Story This is a story about crabs‚ with a very simple lesson for you and me. It is said that many many years ago‚ the animals that lived near the water noticed something strange about the crabs‚ “the crabs walk sideways‚” Said the frogs.”Poor crabs!” they cried out. “They don’t know how to walk straight.” “It’s not good when you can’t walk straight‚” the turtles added. “That’s why these crabs keep bumping into things.” The animals had a long discussion. Finally‚ they decided to hold a class

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    The lovers were enjoying spending time with one another. Feeding each other through a cheese and cracker picnic. Squeezing grapes through tours of New York wineries. Spending a day making out on the grounds of Liberty Island. Hand in hand they visited museums to recall history. A bookstore afternoon was dedicated to thumbing through erotica quickly. Afterwards at a Parlor Luna ended their date demonstrating to him how she would lick his ice cream cone. He kept his vision affixed on her act as he

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    be noted that the same society pressure was created by people like Ms. Mallard‚ and her family. Therefore‚ the cause of Louse imprisonment was not directly her husband’s but the ignorance of people because it is people who see nothing wrong with “imposing a private will upon a fellow-creature” (Chopin). Hence‚ Mr. Mallard revival does not mean that he personally will strip Louse of her freedom but serve as a reminder of society pressure because he is part of society. Brently like all of society is

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    poetry for his own amusement. As the product of this amusement “Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect” were published in 1786. It contained some of his best known poems such as: “The Twa Dogs”‚ “Scotch Drink”‚ “To a Mouse”‚ “The Holy Fair”‚ “To a Louse”‚ etc. Robert Burns died at the age of 37 on 21st July 1796 in Dumfries. What was it that made Burns’ poetry appealing to the people back then and what is it that makes it appealing to the people now? Is it the specific language he uses or is it

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    in “To a Louse” and “Tam O’ Shanter” poems. Sympathy is defined as the harmony of‚ or agreement in feeling‚ as between persons‚ or on the part of one person with respect to another. Robert happened to convey just that in his poem “To a Louse.” The poem is written in a six-line AAABAB rhyme scheme for each stanza. He uses Scottish colloquialism as well as some English. It is clear that in this poem there are some religious and class distinction undertones. Burns introduces us to a louse crawling

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    Eventually sick of their older brothers’ mischief‚ the Hero Twins come up with a plan to gain revenge. They ask if One Money and One Artisan can assist them in hunting down one of their birds up a tree. The older brothers agreed to help‚ and decide to climb up the tree to catch the birds killed by Hunahpu and Xbalanque. Once they scale the tree‚ the tree begins to grow with height. After answering their older brothers’ pleas for help‚ the Hero Twins instruct their brothers to undo their pants and

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    Typhus: Microbiologist During the siege of Moorish Granada over 20‚000 Spaniard soldiers died during and after the battle. 3‚000 of these deaths were from the fight‚ but 17‚000 were from the disease know as typhus. During WWI‚ soldiers were in close proximity of each other which was poor hygiene. This caused around 2-3 million soldiers to die of typhus‚ and in WWII it killed an estimated 20-30 million people. Not only did soldiers die‚ but the most famous well known Anne Frank died from typhus in

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    Parents‚ along with anyone in the cosmetology field should have knowledge about the common louse‚ the problems it causes in the workplace‚ and the elimination of the potential infestations it brings. The conversation of lice raises eyebrows all around the world but what is a louse? According to Mayo Clinic‚ a head louse is a small insect that feeds on human blood that it gets from the scalp. The female louse produces eggs that take eight or nine days

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