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    1. Define analogous and homologous traits and provide an example of each. Animal classifications and the field that specializes in it is called taxonomy. Traditionally‚ organisms are categorized according to their physical similarities. This was the first systematic classification constructed by Carolus Linnaeus in the eighteenth century. Currently‚ basic physical similarities are considered‚ however‚ for these similarities to be of any help‚ they must reflect evolutionary descent. Furthermore‚

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    concepts of the principles of evolution began. He noticed that each island had its own species of finch which were closely related but differed in important ways. For example‚ finches with longer beaks were found in environments where the nectar was deeply embedded in flowers‚ finches with sharper beaks were found in environments where seeds were the more abundant food supply. Darwin began to connect this to theories of natural selection. Darwin continued exploring these theories when he returned

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    The black death was a devastating plague that spread throughout Europe from 1346 to 1353. It is estimated to have killed about 1/3 of the European population. During this time period‚ the chances of surviving were very slim. The bubonic plague was the largest and most destructive plague of the 14th century. The plague first arrived in Europe by sea in October of 1347 by Italian merchants who docked their ships at the Sicilian port of Messina. Most of the sailors aboard the ships were dead and those

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    by day and is active at night. It survives on different kinds of (animals – plants) such as ……………… Therefore it is a (herbivore – carnivore- omnivore). It lives in (dens‚ stables ‚ caves ‚ trees) . It eventually uses its (sharp claws – premolars – beaks – horns) to defend itself against its predators or to hunt and intimidate its prey. On the other hand this animal is hunted by humans to take its (fur – tusks – feathers – skin) and make (medicine – jewelry – coats – shoes – belts – bags). As a result

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    can they survive on islands. The main characteristics are that they are 26-27 inches in height and there weight is 4-11 pounds. There back is colored black and there front is colored white which has a black stripe. They have large black beak and feet. They sound like donkeys when they communicate with each other. Another interesting characteristics is they have pink glands above each eye and their average swimming speed is 4-12 MPH. The African Penguin are found in South

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    angel‚ saint‚ or god). Which leads me to believe that there is a religious figure that this person is looking forward to coming but their halo will not light which means they never came. In the first couple of lines‚ “When‚ after many years‚ the raptor beak let loose of you‚” it is an explanation over the years of this persons lifetime that were not the best which leads into‚ “He dropped your tiny body in the scarab-colored hollow of a carriage‚” and this person either being abandoned or left out

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    insects‚ arthropods‚ spiders‚ | | |frogs and occasionally small mammals. Their prey is caught with | | |their beak. They usually wait for their prey to come to them by | | |perching on a low branch. | |HABITAT

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    Co evolution is the evolution of two or more interdependent species‚ each adapting to changes in the other. It occurs‚ for example‚ between predators and prey and between insects and the flowers that they pollinate. (www.dictionary.com) This relationship between two species allows for their existence. They work together to ensure the survival of the other. The Bumble Bee Orchid (Ophrys bombyliflora) is a species of orchid that closely resemble a female bumble bee in both looks as well as smell

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    craving for the taste of brains” (22-23) that would “eat the whole world” (26) if it could. The great horned owl is described to be the epitome of horror. Oliver is struck with trepidation as she “look[s] up and listen[s] to the… snapping of its hooked beak” (4-6). She then briefly describes the contrast between the great horned hunter and other owls. Owls are physically similar creatures‚ but Oliver uses the differences of the great horned owl‚ the screech owl and the snowy which are “delicate” (7)

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    ‘For the birds’ is a short animated film directed by Ralph Eggleston and released in December 19th 2012. The short film is about a big bird trying to create new friends on a power line‚ in the middle of nowhere on a Powerline a flock of small‚ blue birds land and sit on a power line together. Two of them start to argue‚ push each other. Then they all take sides until a huge goofy bird land on a nearby pole and want to join them. As this long‚ lanky unwanted guest flies over‚ the wire sags almost

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