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    squirrel for food to eat is an example of predation.     ​ http://www.vegansouls.com/cruel­sports  c.  Symbiosis​  is a close relationship between two species that benefits at least one of the  species.   ­Mutualism is a relationship in which both species benefit. A bee gets nectar from flowers and a  flower gets pollen from a bee. ​ http://lastoneeating.wordpress.com/tag/honey­bee­flower­mix/    ­Commensalism is a relationship in which one species benefits and the other species is neither  helped nor harmed. A bird takes sap from a tree

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    Calculus has many different applications in human life‚ especially as technology is advancing into the world of machine learning and artificial intelligence. Although humans know how to apply mathematical theorems‚ research shows that even bees apply calculus to improve their lives. Bees are very advanced in the application of math compared to other animals. It was always questioned as to why the bee uses hexagons to produce their honeycombs. Many mathematicians wondered why any random shape would

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    to the ceiling of a cave in Luzon. Roostingead and body length is about 85-125 mm‚ tail length is about 12-33 mm‚ and forearm length is 60-81 mm. In Eonycteris‚ the tongue is long‚ slender‚ and protrusible‚ with brushlike projections for picking up nectar and pollen‚ and the snout is long and slender. The cheek teeth are small‚ barely showing above the gums. The macroglossine type of tongue‚ in combination with the length of the tail‚ is characteristic of Eonycteris. The absence of a claw on the index

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    process to separate alcohol and water.​​​1KU b) Identify the process in which chlorophyll absorbs light energy.​​1KU c) Identify the two processes in which carbon dioxide is produced.​1KU 2. Flowers produce a sweet tasting liquid called nectar. Nectar contains a mixture of sugars such as sucrose and fructose. a) To which family of compounds to sucrose and fructose belong.​​1KU Glucose can be broken down to form alcohol in the presence of an enzyme. b) i. What is the chemical name

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    pollination. The biotic pollination is done entirely unintentionally with insects usually going from one plant to another transferring pollen. The largest pollinator of plants is the bee. Bees use the nectar from plants to make the honey that the live off of. When a worker bee goes to a plant to collect nectar it’s “fur” gets coated with pollen particles so when it goes to the next plant the pollen on its fur is transferred and the pollination cycle is completed. Bees have always willingly filled their

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    was thinking of experimenting about what could be the benefit of the pourous substance at the butterflies’ wings. i know it could make humans/ animals blind‚ but i bet there is a hidden benefit beyond it‚ don’t you think? 2. THE NECTAR OF FLOWERS we all know that nectar is a great help in pollination‚ but i was thinking‚ what else could it do? what more help can it give us? 3. ALTERNATIVE USE OF TOBACCO tobaccos are used for making cigarretes‚ and we must admit the fact that cigarette is severly

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    the media’s akin to buzzing bees ; constantly sucking the nectar out of every blooming news story they could find. twisting truths‚ exploiting lies ... you name it‚ they store deep it in their hives. of course‚ jacob keeps up with it if it pertains towards his men or himself. name printed in bold typeface‚ shadowy candid of his apparent GETAWAYS ... delightful. if he’s not caught picking and choosing his articles‚ his men do. this is how he’d heard of the american

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    Expt. 7. Sexual Plant Reproduction: Testing conditions required for pollen germination and tube growth ____________________________________________________________________________ File: pollen Modified from E. Moctezuma & others for BSCI 442 (Sze) Objectives: Get familiar with the parts of flowers: male and female organs Observe pollen germination and tube growth in real time. Test the conditions that stimulate pollen germination and tube growth. Observe cytoplasmic streaming (due

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    ITEM PAGE Background Research 3-4 Experiment Hypothesis 5 Variables 5 Equipment 5 Risk Assessment 5 Method 6 Results 6 Analysis/Discussion 7 Conclusion 8 Acknowledgments/Bibliography 8 Table of Contents Background Research As an object becomes bigger its surface area and volume increases but the surface area to volume ratio decreases‚ this is because volume increases quicker than the surface area; as volume is three dimensional. This concept applies to cells and reaction rate because cells

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    is counted sweetest Theme – victory is sweet when it rarely comes‚ it is appreciated more fully is you do not experience it often Figurative Lang. – metaphor victory is success‚ nectar = victory‚ extended metaphor – soldier dying but discovering that his side won the war (analogy) Imagery/Symbols – nectar = success‚ purple host‚ strains of triumph appeal to Senses‚ flag = victory Sound Devices – alliteration‚ dashes (caesura)‚ rhythm‚ rhyme Structure – 3 quatrains Tone – matter of

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