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    Isolation Mechanical isolation is caused by structures or chemical barriers that keep species isolated from one another. For example‚ in flowering plants the shape of the flower will tend to match up with a natural pollinator. Plants that do not have the correct shape for the pollinator will not

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    important pollinators in the world. Dancing is a form of communication exclusively used by honey bees. Although‚ bees are not only here to get jiggy. Each year‚ the bees’ pollination work is equivalent to $14 billion dollars in the United States alone. On a global scale‚ these bees would make around $215 billion dollars. Without Honey Bees‚ some of our most important crops would take a devastating loss in amount yielded. Unfortunately‚ it seems as if our ever so important pollinators are disappearing

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    with chemicals. Deforestation is also a cause of the bee decline because without trees to slow down the rainwater‚ the water to flood the bees’ home flower filled meadows and fields‚ causing them to relocate to another area(Buchmann 116). The U.S. Pollinator Health Task Force found that nonnative honey bees "have been in serious decline for more than three decades in the United States‚’”(Kass). To pile on more problems‚ the bees have to deal with pesticides that are slowly killing them. Most gardeners

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    Most people don’t know that even though Hawaii is only 0.2% of the United State’s land mass‚ it has 25% of its endangered species. The Hawaiian islands have more endangered species than anywhere else in the world. Currently‚ there are ninety-seven extinct native Hawaiian plants. This paper will cover the history‚ effects‚ and the solutions to protecting native Hawaiian plants. It all started in the 19th century‚ when white settlers came to the Hawaiian Islands. When they arrived‚ and brought

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    Most humans are scared of bees‚ but bees are vital in many ways. The extinction of bees can cause a huge environmental impact‚ just like the extinction of any creature‚ but what would happen? I love bees‚ but many people kill bees because they are afraid of them‚ but my grandfather kept bees and there was nothing to be afraid of. Many people don’t believe that bees are so nice because of their experiences of stinging‚ but what really is the truth? How do bees interact with humans? Should we

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    is the act that animals by time learn to interact with one another. Animals learn to evolve and depend on each other to do some certain processes. For Instance‚ many species of flowers learn to adapt the fact that they need pollinators because with the help of those pollinators‚ the flowers would be fertilized and are able to grow fruits. It’s all a matter of working together to do what is good for everyone. Natural selection is also important in the world of coevolution. The term natural selection

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    insects‚ 99% are invertebrates. They are the pollinators‚ undertakers‚ leaf litter sweepers‚ garbage collectors‚ soil conditioners and natural fertilizer producers of nature. THEIR IMPORTANCE Humans depend on natural ecosystems of water‚ oxygen‚ sources of food and building materials‚ therefore the activities of insects in the following areas are of importance:- 1. POLLINATION: Flower color‚ shape and scent has evolved to attract their insect pollinators; e.g. bumble‚ solitary and squash bees

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    population. 3. Many flowers attract numerous species and types of pollinators (generalist)‚ but others attract only a single species or type of pollinator (specialist). Hypothesize (A) under what conditions generalist-pollinated flowers should evolve and (B) under what conditions specialist-pollinated flowers should evolve. Generalists use many different resources; specialists use specific resources‚ a particular type of pollinator. Generalists have more competition between species for the same

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    flourish‚ virtually all of our non-grain foods are dependent on honey bee pollination to a large degree. Worldwide‚ there are 90 different food plants that depend almost exclusively on the honey bee. In the USA honey bees are considered critical pollinators of many fruits‚ nuts and vegetables. Our diets would be changed dramatically if we lose our honey

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    Rowan Jacobsen’s Fruitless Fall: The Collapse of the Honey Bee and the Coming Agricultural Crisis reminds me of the movie‚ The Lorax. In the movie‚ all the trees are cut down to make scarf‚ and the town becomes an inhabitable place to live. People have to buy oxygen in large gallons. Humans are omnivore‚ and also we are frugivore. Almost every day‚ after waking up‚ brushing my teeth and cleaning my face‚ I would eat fruit for breakfast: cherries‚ berries‚ apple‚ banana‚ and any other fruits that

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