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    Alternative Methods of Producing Iodized Salt | AbstractDue to the high incidence of iodine deficiency diseases (IDD) in the Philippines‚ iodized salt has become quite popular on the market. The aim of this research project is to discover different methods of making cheap and accessible iodized salt. Different gadgets were designed to mix the salt and potassium iodate (KIO3) adequately. The iodometric titration method was used to test for the iodine content of the manufactured salt. To prove

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    1. In the C.L Cannon‚ it explains anthropomorphism and its attempt to explain the animals behavioral and psychological processes that is similar to that of humans. Few researchers favor using the notions of anthropomorphism‚ whereas others believe that it should be avoided simply because there is not scientific system attached to it. These opposing views can be displayed in Griffen (1984) and Wynne (2004). There was a century long silence with anthropomorphism‚ until Donald Griffen resurrected

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    OUTLINE. Introduction to the Question: -A subclass of pheromones is necromones‚ which contain oleic acid as a primary component. -Some pheromones trigger aggregation between organisms‚ others can trigger separation. -Necromones trigger necrophoric (organisms remove their dead) or necrophobic (organisms avoid their dead) behavior. -Arthropods use pheromones‚ this includes sowbugs and cockroaches. Chemical signals are picked up by antennae. II. Hypothesis: When given a choice between two identical

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    Nobody would have expected just how much damage a palm sized toad could have done. Back in 1935‚ entomologists were trying to come up with a solution to the beetle infestation which caused the depletion of the sugarcane crop. Reginald Mungomery thought he had the solution by bringing in the cane toad‚ but eighty years later ecologists are still trying to fix the problem he caused. Mungomery’s theory worked in Hawaii with the toads eating the beetles. Unfortunately‚ the cane toads in Australia ignored

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    vitamins. Therefore‚ having a vegan lifestyle can still be healthy. Termite and Worm Problem Dear Zookeeper‚ I have recently noticed that our soil contains far fewer worms and termites than earlier in the year. This is a problem because the worms and termites decompose dead organisms and turn them into inorganic forms which are used by producers. The animals then eat the producers. Since we have fewer worms and termites to decompose‚ the producers have less inorganic forms to take in. If there

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    Clarkson V. Orkin (1985)

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    189 (1985) Facts: Mrs. Clarkson bought a house. Orkin contracted with Mrs. Clarkson to treat the house for termite’s infestation and retreat the house in the event that a termite problem develops in the future. A few years later Mrs. Clarkson offered the house for sale. Purchasers noticed that the house was infested with termites. Mrs. Clarkson wanted Orkins to respond‚ but Orkins reported that correct treatment could not be done because Mrs. Clarkson had a prevalent issue. Mrs. Clarkson had to find

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    “Outline and evaluate research into one or more biological rhythms” [research = theories and studies] There are three main biological rhythms‚ which are called infradian‚ circadian and ultradian. Ultradian rhythms occur multiple times in one day. Circadian rhythms are cycles‚ which occur once a day‚ so within the 24 hours such as the sleep-wake cycle. Infradian rhythms are less frequent once in a day such as the menstrual cycle or hibernation. The research into these rhythms offers an insight

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    The Judgement Day ! Hemant had just started taking over as ASM in “Rurban”‚ after his yearlong training in Fevicol division. He was to lead a team that markets all Pidilite products‚ in towns below 50k population. Having completed a year at Pidilite‚ Hemant was on his well- earned annual leave and was visiting his maternal uncle‚ near Satara in Maharashtra. Govindmama was a farmer with a small 5 Acre farm‚ but very passionate about his small animal rearing and rice farming abilities. While Hemant

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    Ceratopteris richardii: The effects of increasing spore density in detecting higher percentages of sexually expressed gametes. Abstract: The Ceratopteris genus is a model plant system in allowing the study of life and reproductive cycles of spores‚ allowing for spore to gamete cellular and physical observation. The triangle water fern‚ Ceratopteris richardii‚ provided for visual identification of this transition. Spores of different densities were inoculated‚ cultured‚ and observed in germination

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    400 distinct odorant receptors Special proteins detecting different odors Complex olfactory system: Odorant receptors: identify different aromatic compounds and pheromones‚ and most dominant in ants Gustatory receptors: distinguish between different tastes and react to some pheromones Ionotropic glutamate receptors: narrowly tune to various poisonous and toxic compounds Two species will not have the same number of receptors‚ because of the difference of two species in terms of lifestyle Differences

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