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    Strategic Intent. – Hamel & Pradhalad (1989) Article Positioning The main argument of this article refers to the effectiveness of ‘leveraging resources’ (Hamel and Pradhalad‚ 1989) compared to that of ‘maintaining strategic fit’ in achieving competitive advantage. Competitive advantage is generally conceptualised as the implementation of a strategy not currently being implemented by other firms that facilitates the reduction of costs‚ the exploitation of market opportunities‚ and/or the neutralisation

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    Who is the scientist who did much of the early work on continental drift? In the early 20th century‚ German scientist Alfred Wegener published a book explaining his theory that the continental landmasses‚ far from being immovable‚ were drifting across the Earth. What evidence did this scientist have to support his idea of continental drift? Wegener noticed that the continents seemed to fit together‚ not at the continuously changing shoreline‚ but at the edge to their continental shelves

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    Genetic drift and natural selection both play important roles in shaping the genetic makeup of a population in nature. Although this is true‚ they have different modes of doing so. Genetic drift‚ unlike natural selection‚ is a completely random process. While natural selection tends to improve the fitness of generations to come in the context of a certain environment‚ the chance events of genetic drift do not necessarily lead to forming positive environmental adaptions. In addition‚ the effects of

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    Genetic Drift Worms Lab 1. The average number of generations it took for the smaller population to become fixed was 10.2. 2. The average number of generations it took for the larger population to become fixed was 10.9. 3. In the smaller population I started off with six variations of the worm and ended with one variation. In the larger population I started off with 12 variations of the worm and ended with 1. 4. Genetic drift caused the changes in these populations. 6. Genetic drift has a greater

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    Continental drift has helped create the diversity we see present in modern day plants and animals. Through a process of speciation‚ the movement of the continents has had a generous role throughout evolution‚ effecting and distributing flora and fauna. The Earth’s continents were once one‚ a large supercontinent called Pangea that later separated into two smaller ones known as Gondwana and Laurasia. The separation and collision of continents has not only created some of the valleys and mountain ranges

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    Continental Drift‚ why True? Continental drift is the process of large mass of land and rocks unceasingly moving for a long period of time‚ which can be explained by what is called "Plate Tectonics". Due to the fact that continental drift is a theory‚ there is evidence and other sets of statements to back it up. According to Wegener‚ a geologist stated that segments of the Earth has made continental drift true (possible) whilst other pieces of information supported that continental drift has happened

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    A Comparison of Theories Andre Carrington MFCC/556 February 18‚ 2014 Donna Clark A Comparison of Theories Introduction There are an abundance of valid theoretical orientations to choose from in family therapy. For a family therapist to be effective‚ it is important for them to choose a theory they feel comfortable using. This selection process must involve previewing the different theories to see which ones match their own unique personal style of counseling. This paper will discuss and

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    continental drift that simply stated that there was once a supercontinent called Pangaea. He believed that 200 million years ago the continent began breaking into smaller continents which began the layout of where they lie now. Many people and geologists rejected Wegener?s idea especially the North American geologists due to most of his evidence to back his proposal up had been gathered from Southern continents. Evidence that Wegener had listed to support his theory of continental drift were that the

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    Understanding the Movement of Earth Continental drift is the idea that continents move freely over Earth’s surface‚ changing their positions relative to one another over time. This hypothesis has been around for more than 130 years. It’s amazing to know that once ago these continents on Earth were once joined together and have split and moved apart from one another. In 1596‚ Abraham Ortelius hypothesized that continents “drift”‚ but later a German meteorologist named‚ Alfred Wegener‚ fully developed

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    The statistics that we predicted were really close to what numbers we actually got. However‚ the PV92 did not fit the hypothesis. The reason that the PV92 traits differed drastically than what was expected was due to genetic drift. As genes were passed down from parent to child‚ the genes were in a battle as to who was going to be the champ. With generations passing‚ the heterozygotes were going downhill‚ while the homozygotes were taking the upper hand. While we might know

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