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    study pairs that are all within 2-3 years of breeding experience because in a previous study, the older and more experienced male birds (5+ years) had higher levels of prolactin initially whereas the females’ levels were uneffected by age (Riechert, Chastel, & Becker, 2012; Figure 2). To fully test prolactin’s effect and to be releastic on the survival age of the average bird, we chose a younger participant. The 10 control groups and two sets of 10 experimental groups will each be given their…

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    Birds and The Bees When is it appropriate to talk to your children about sex? Many parents will try to give the infamous “birds and the bees” talk with their kids when they hit puberty around age 10 or 12. However, “sexual learning begins in infancy and continues throughout childhood and adolescence” (King: 271). Children draw their conclusions about sex from the social environment around them, their peers, family, friends, and the media like TV shows. They will undeniably bring it up with…

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    It’s being a year to stay in India’s one of the most dynamic landscape that keep changes throughout the year, but it is still amusing me daily. Vast silent plains with miles of visibility that is only broken sometimes by clouds of dust, “Merage” shining on horizon gives a feel of water but no water available nowhere. Mosaic of Creaks on the plains shows the scarcity of moisture even in soil. Rising temperature in summer makes this habitat even harsh for life to survive. This is the Grasslands…

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    Caged Bird Sings

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    Why The Caged Bird Sings In the 1930’s, America descendants of African Slaves grew up in segregated communities and social structure from other races. The younger generation of African Americans learned to view many ways of life vastly different from their previous generation. With the Great Depression happening in America, the African Americans had to work harder to simply have the basic needs and survive. African Americans had their own part separated and segregated from the rest of the city…

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    occurred. The first is that as low tide gets closer, the birds become further away and thus harder to see. This variable may have been influenced by the amount of visibility and thus a more powerful spotting scope is recommended for future studies. The second hypothesis is that as the birds migrated, there were less present and therefore it took a quicker amount of time to count the amount of birds and thus there might be a relation between the birds migrating and quicker sampling times which…

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    up their rowboat right before a sunrise. At the very beginning of the movement is a calm, beautiful section, which is meant to depict how peaceful, calming, and relaxing it is to float on water while basking in the sounds of the early morning: with birds, insects, and stillness. After floating for a couple minutes, the couple begins rowing the boat forward, and in the piece, you can hear the water rhythmically lapping against the side of the boat. This is symbolized by that at the second beat of…

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    trope in the book Son of Solomon is described as African Americans having flown back to Africa. In the book, Milkman poses the question to Susan, “‘When you say ‘flew off’ you mean he ran away, don’t you…’…’No, I mean flew…He flew. You know, like a bird. Just…

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    For the scarier scenes, the movie ended to be at night and provide dark shots of lighting. For the majority of the film, Bird incorporated plenty of saturated color and high key lighting. Because of this, it also provided a more upbeat feeling for the film as a whole when the scenes included that color. But, Bird made that pattern of when things would get serious, as the final pivotal scenes were in a setting where the sky was cloudy, thus using less saturated colors…

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    Open Face Parallels

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    casting latch while holding the line with a finger to the rod. Then one would cast the line out by releasing the line at the pinnacle of the cast. Once the line reached the desired destination one needs to flip the casting latch back over to prevent “bird nesting” and reel in to prevent slack in the line. This process can be confusing and might take a while to adjust to make one’s casting accurate. This causes even experienced fisherman frustration now and then, but this reel offers versatility…

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    when I came across a large metal dumpster and atop the pile of rubbish was a beautiful half eaten fish supper calling out my name. The dumpster was in a quiet alleyway which is good because it lowers the chances of getting ambushed by other hungry birds. I swooped down to collect my ready-made meal and then landed on the branch of a nearby tree, ready to enjoy my feast. As I opened the box, ready to begin my meal, I was astounded by how much food was inside. The box was filled to the brim with…

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