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    ant systems, has been quite successful in finding the salesman's optimal path. Its success can be attributed to the fact that swarm intelligence excels in combinatorial optimization problems. Locating the optimal path mirrors the process of ants foraging for food. In both cases, ants are dispersed randomly in search of the nearest city. The ant that returns first communicates its findings to the colony. This communication attracts other ants and "directly reinforces good solution”. Information…

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    Crystal Lake Plankton

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    also take larger particles. Therefore, when predation is of low intensity the small planktonic herbivores will be competitively eliminated by large form. This is considered a classic ecological paper because it lays the foundation for the optimal foraging…

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    Science Paper Marine biologists study the behaviors of all marine organisms. They also have a lot of knowledge on all marine organisms. However, everything there is to know about the carnivorous great white sharks’ species hasn’t been discovered yet. Scientists can only do so much with these organisms in a controlled environment (or captivity) before an incident occurs where the shark either dies or puts others in danger. Erik Vance’s article, “Why Great White Sharks Are Still a Mystery to Us”…

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    vegetables to support their diet. Until humans began to domesticate plants and animals about ten thousand years ago, all human societies were hunter-gatherers. Their strategies have been very diverse, depending greatly upon the local environment; foraging strategies have included hunting or trapping big game, hunting or trapping smaller animals, fishing, gathering shellfish or insects, and gathering wild plant foods such as fruits, vegetables, tubers, seeds, and nuts. Most hunters and gatherers…

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    Sedentism In Sociology

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    great social changes in the way of life that humans lived. Population growth caused by sedentism put pressure to increase agriculture and other advancements construction of early towns and cities established an early form of social hierarchy. The foraging lifestyle of humans was based on the system to “gather or hunt the resources they need, they do so armed with the information accumulated over many generations.” It is believed…

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    For as long as homo-sapiens have been on this earth finding sources of food had always been the number one priority. Humans, no matter the gender, spent most hours of each day hunting animals and foraging for edible plants and fruits. “That reliance on foraging characterized what historians and archaeologists call the Paleolithic era, or the “old stone age”.” (Jerry H. Bentley 7) During this time, and as the number of humans began to gather together forming a “community”, rules and regulations…

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    Neolithic Time Essay

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    gathering plant and animal products. Men also worked outside of the home to hunt for food, locate water, and find shelter. During this period, wealth was not a factor in deciding who had more power because importance was not placed on material goods in a foraging society. Position in family, age, and gender were what categorized the people’s power in society during this time. Due to social hierarchies, gender hierarchies, and increase in trade, the power in society shifted to the wealthy man,…

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    either uses a movement similar to its gait on land or a pacing movement (the two limbs on each side move in sync with one another and alternate with the limbs on the opposite side) [3]. Didelphis virginiana is primarily nocturnal, so it does its foraging at night. Although its…

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    Honey Bees Behavior Essay

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    and knowing the times to look for food. A study published in 1983 in Science new journal showed that bees communicated much clearly with other bees in the same location. Foraging bees usually communicate with other worker bees through a waggle dance and use of odor plume in order to recruit other worker to join in their foraging task of searching and bring pollen and nectar to the hive. Honey bees display different behaviors depending on the type of activity they are undertaking. The activities…

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    consists of a population that works these shift jobs daily to make a living. Chesney illustrates the life of most humanity that is in the middle and lower class systems that work these shift jobs just to get by and one day hoping to get away. While foraging has been the backbone of human culture,…

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