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    in Nebraska is the Norway Rat‚ more commonly known as the brown rat. A non-native‚ invasive species of fish in Nebraska is the common carp. A non-native‚ invasive species of bird in Nebraska is European Starling. A non-native‚ invasive species of reptile is the Cumberland Slider. Obviously‚ all of the species are not native to Nebraska. Both the Canada thistle and the Norway Rat can harm the environment in which it lives. The common carp and the European Starling are both dominating the environment

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    Geological of the western interior during the Mesozoic Era   Abstract The Mesozoic Era “the middle life” is the second major Era that lies between the Paleozoic Era and the Cenozoic Era. Geologist believe that this Era took place from 248 to 65 million years ago. The earth during this time was different from what we know today. The shape of the earth and life during this time period has changed dramatically. Starting with an overview of the Mesozoic Era and its subdivisions periods I will focus

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    Continental Drift

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    Continental drift is the movement of the Earth ’s continents relative to each other. The hypothesis that continents ’drift ’ was first put forward by Abraham Ortelius in 1596 and was fully developed by Alfred Wegener in 1912. However‚ it was not until the development of the theory of plate tectonics in the 1960s‚ that a sufficientgeological explanation of that movement was found. |Contents | | [hide] | |1 History

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    new things‚ and if possible‚ create new things. Why learn and create? Simply because living organisms have needs for them to address or else death! When the early water reptiles needed to reach for more food in land due to increasing competition‚ they started crawling until they developed fact to walk. When these land reptiles needed to move fast enough to catch smallest and insects‚ they learned to glide and eventually developed wings to fly. Because of new needs‚ organisms have to adopt by learning

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    Chino Hills State Park

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    California. There is a huge variety of wildlife species ranging from red-tailed hawks to turkey vultures that take over the skies and coyotes to bobcats are residents of Chino Hills State park. More than 200 species of birds and mammals‚ numerous reptiles and amphibians‚ and thousands of types of insects and other invertebrates live in the park. Diversity is the most important feature of the vegetation found within Chino Hills State Park. Also the park has several different kinds of vegetation in

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    Bird and Hawks

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    top of the ecological food chain. It is the top consumer of the food chain. Nothing eats it because it is at the highest level. The hawk eats almost everything and anything that is living. From starlings and sparrows and pigeons and quail to reptiles and amphibians. Even ground squirrels and field mice. Almost all rodents along with fish which are eaten by certain kinds

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    get this luxury are mice‚ birds‚ fish‚ and reptiles. Originally‚ the AWA was called the Laboratory Animal Welfare Act‚ says the National Anti-Vivisection Society. The LAWA was established in 1966 for the concern of cats and dogs that were being used in research. Later in 1970‚ the AWA was first amended. They expanded the act to protect warm-blooded animals but not farm animals. They soon changed it again so there weren’t any mice‚ fish‚ birds‚ and reptiles that were protected. There was a new law that

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    Protecting our environment allows us to live free of any pollutants or hazards that we might introduce into our environment. That leaves us free to try to survive in the "natural" environment which includes things like sharks‚ poisonous insects and reptiles‚ pollen‚ poisonous plants‚ viruses‚ bacteria‚ thousands of parasites‚ and other animals that compete for food and land. Protecting the environment allows future generations of humans to grow and live without having to deal with anything we’ve done

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    Everglades

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    Florida has the worst problem with invasive reptiles and amphibians. Burmese pythons were first found in Florida around 1979. It is believed that the snakes were originally pets that were either dumped or escaped to the Everglades. These pythons are well adapted to live in Florida‚ the environment here is similar to their Southeast Asian home. Pythons were determined to be and established species in 2000. Burmese Pythons can live 15 to 25 years. Female pythons can carry a clutch of up to 100

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    Sustainable Development There are many definitions of sustainable development‚ including this landmark one which first appeared in 1987: "Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs." Sustainable development (SD) is a pattern of growth in which resource use aims to meet human needs while preserving the environment so that these needs can be met not only in the present‚ but also for generations to come (sometimes

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