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    seen its fair share of neglect. Be that as it may‚ other wetlands around the country aren’t being treated as well as they should be either. Thankfully‚ government organizations have stepped in to stop this mistreatment. After all‚ wetlands‚ such as swamps‚ marshes‚ and bogs contribute to the well being of us humans. For

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    army had no other way around to get to Athens; furthermore‚ this helped make the small battle area an effective choke point. The Greeks decided to fight in the Vrana Valley which was flanked by swamps. This decision was a brilliant idea because the Persians couldn’t take their cavalry through the muddy swamps; consequently‚ this forced them to have a standoff with the Athenians. This battle was a decisive victory for the Greeks‚ unlike the

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    We as readers are transported into a “world” of the southern black men and women through the use of imagery seen in line eight “Blacker than a hundred midnights/Down in a cypress swamp.” A cypress is a dense-like tree that grows in the southern part of the United States‚ this is also where most swamps are located. This is a reference to African Americans living in the South at the beginning of the century. In the early part of the century‚ most African Americans lived in the South‚ they

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    The most obvious and blatant image in the poem is‚ of course‚ nature. The poem contains the wood pile itself‚ a swamp‚ winter scenery (snow)‚ and birds as well as the narrator’s fascination with communicating with such creatures. The narrator in this poem appears to be exploring nature‚ people‚ etc.‚ and doesn’t seem to have a clear background‚ identity‚ and is certainly not limited in points of view. This poem appears to be able to take on several different meaning‚ like a poetic chameleon. This

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    and “Being Prey” are alike and different in many ways. The location in The Sound of Thunder takes place in the future. While Being Prey is in the present. The Sound of Thunder is in a pre-historic jungle. In Being Prey it is in Australia in the swamp lands. These are just some examples of the same ways and differences in both text. In the story’s Being Prey and The Sound of Thunder they are warned of the danger’s possibly ahead. Plumwood is warned not to stand by the water’s edge. Eckels is

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    along the transect. Identify possible relationships between abiotic gradients and vegetation zonation. The elevation between quadrats 12 and 13 rises greatly because of the zone change to above high tide. Because of this change in elevation the swamp she-oak is found in the last four quadrats of the transect because she-oaks are found in zones above high tide. In quadrats 6-8‚ the elevation decreases and the river mangroves population is increased. This may be caused because the mangroves may have

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    help describe the theme. The setting shows a dark and mysterious mood when it says‚ “The swamp was thickly grown with great gloomy pines and hemlocks‚ some of them ninety feet high‚ which made it dark at noonday‚ and a retreat for all the owls of the neighborhood.” This tells us that Tom Walker goes to the darkest part of the forest and there he finds the devil lurking. When Irving uses the words “swamp”‚ “thickly grown”‚ “gloomy pines and hemlocks”‚ and “dark at noonday”‚ it creates a dark and

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    fights the man with tier irons while the screaming girlfriend trys to break it up. Then after beating the man almost to death in this swamp at night and drunk they then decide they want to rape the olders mans girlfriend. this is at the peak of their night up unitl another car pulls up and beats the three boys off of the girlfriend. Each boy is beaten of into the swamp itslelf which has the name Greay Lake for a reason. The three boys in short gather

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    is promoted to colonel in the continental army and leads his eldest son to find recruits to stall General Cornwallis until the French arrive. He uses hit and run tactics to take out many British soldiers‚ many of these battles taking place in the swamps. Gabriel Martin is Benjamin’s oldest son. He is very eager to join the Continental army‚ although his father does not want him to. This leads him back to his father’s house carrying dispatch papers. At the house‚ the British come and take Gabriel

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    water for small fish and algae. This ducks roll in the eco system of the lake is to keep the lake clean by eating algae. They also help to keep the fish population stable by eating the fish for their food. The mallard lives in marshes‚ lakes‚ swamps‚ rivers‚ streams and ponds. They are mainly found in the north. This is due to the warmer weather. They migrate south when the cold comes thats whys in the south it is blue to show they have some mallard ducks because they only stay there

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