BIODIVERISTY AND CONSERVATION OF PULICAT LAKE S.K. M.BASHA*‚ E.RAJYALAKSHMI‚ B.RATNESWARA RAO P. UMA MAHESHWARI drskmbasha@gmail.com‚ swathisayani@yahoo.co.in‚bratnashrao@yahoo.com‚mahepm@yahoo.com Assocate Professor and Research scholars‚ NBKR Medicinal Plant Research Centre‚ Vidyanagar – 524413‚ SPSR Nellore Dist‚ Andhra Pradesh‚ India. The lagoon’s boundary limits range between 13.33° to 13.66° N and 80.23° to 80.25°E‚ with
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Simulation Jeneal Clegg 04/02/2013 Jonathan Neville SCI 362 In this simulation we were to review the pros and cons of allowing a foreign pharmaceutical company‚ Colney & Pitts located in California‚ to be able to harvest the rainforests tree’s bark‚ and build a manufacturing plant in the Kenyan highlands‚ to help in finding medication or herbal remedies for patients‚ by using the harvested bark to create synthetic medication. This particular simulation was going to affect the rainforest
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Human impact on biodiversity and ecosysytem loss Magdaléna Jilečková The English College in Prague Abstract Biodiversity and ecosystem are crucial issues that have an impact to the human well-being now and in the future. Biodiversity depends on many factors but the most influentive is the habitat loss which influences the biodiversity worldwide. Humans converts native areas into agriculture and industrial areas without realising how much impact
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Food Intake – 1 Day SCI/220 The purpose of this assignment is to track and display the food choices we make and the way we eat affects our lifestyle and health. This paper address’ my personal food intake for 1 day. Next I will compare my food choices with my WileyPlus profile and determine whether I am maintaining healthy eating habits. I already know I will need to modify my eating habits along with exercising to complete a lifestyle change. One-day food intake My one day food intake is
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How does deforestation contribute to the loss of biodiversity in the Amazon? Introduction The Amazon rainforest is the world’s greatest remaining natural resource‚ and the most powerful and bio actively diverse natural wonder on the planet. Its size is so great that if the Amazonian were to be a country‚ it would be the ninth largest in the world. It covers more than 1.2 billion acres of land‚ and has approximately 6.47 square kilometres of rainforest; making up 54% of the word’s rainforests. The
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Dianna Baldwin SCI 230 The Scientific Method The first step in the scientific method is to observe. When you are observing you are discovering what is going on around you. The second step in the scientific method is question. To question one must make an attempt to explain the observation that was made. The next step in the scientific method is making a hypothesis. A hypothesis is made to predict a solution and an outcome. The fourth step in the scientific method is making a prediction.
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SCI 210-1301A-02 Colorado Technical University Professor Nicholas Kusina Phase 3 IP Latasha Slidge January 29 2013 There are a number of definitions of what the “greenhouse effect” means. The first is the “natural” and the other is the “man-made greenhouse effect”. To define both of these terms the “natural” greenhouse effect keeps the earth warm and habitable. The “man-made” greenhouse effect is basically the natural greenhouse effect but with an addition of gases from the fossil fuels
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SCI 230 Week 1 Checkpoint Theories of Biology.doc The Major Theories of Biology Evolution by natural selection: This theory came about as a result of Charles Darwin trying to find an explanation for “why there are so many different living beings on earth?” (Pruitt‚ N. L.‚ & Underwood‚ L. S. (2006). His theory contains two parts‚ the first part states that species change over generations. The second part states that what causes this change is natural
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4.3.1 State the arguments for preserving species and habitats. Why conserve biodiversity? The values of biodiversity can be classified as either direct values or indirect values (see pp.119-120 in the IB ESS Course Companion): • Direct values - can be (relatively) easily calculated • goods harvested & destroyed for consumption (eating) or sale in a market • generally physical commodities of some sort • private goods - value accrues to the owner of the resource • Examples:
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This document of CIS 207 Week 3 Discussion Question 1 contains: How are collaboration tools such as Web 2.0‚ and the deployment of enterprise social networking systems (such as the Microsoft Computer Science - General CS DQ #1‚ Week 3 --- collaboration tools and social networking systems How are collaboration tools such as Web 2.0‚ and the deployment of enterprise social networking systems (such as the Microsoft? SharePoint? system) changing how IT systems are used? Avoid
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