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    The Neanderthal Migration

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    literature review, if possible I hope there are ways for me to do field work on this topic. Since Neanderthal were the last common ancestors of Homo sapiens, they have a lot more in common than the other species they diverged from. Modern humans are probably the only animal that uses language to communicate with each other, but the question that lies within is, did our ancestor “The Neanderthal” have this advantage? If they were to speak, how complex was it? Are there any proofs that they were…

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    A new species of human ancestor has been discovered in the Red Star Cave in South Africa, providing an extraordinary insight to how humans have evolved over time and filling a gap in the evolution of our species A significant discovery of human-like remains has been discovered, 30m beneath the surface in South Africa. Analysing the bones in the Red Star cave, 10 miles north of Johannesburg required six scientists to travel deep underground in order to excavate them, allowing a further team of…

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    into the brain of non-bird ancestors and evaluate their brains, which have shown that "[t]hey found that this region was very large in non-bird dinosaurs closely related to birds. Dr. Balanoff’s research suggests that these dinosaurs developed big brains long before flight, laying the cerebral foundation that made the eventual development of powered flight possible," which demonstrates how researchers have possibly found when and how birds evolved from their ancestors and began to take…

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    scientist are able to determine how much time has it been since a specific structure’s ancestors separated from our own ancestors. The way they use this is by collecting several segments of DNA and note the rates at which they evolved and were able to branch of from our own ancestors. This molecular clock device is used to trace HIV, Darwin’s finches, and mammals in order to match them up with our ancestors. There have been a certain amount of studies that show that this molecular clock works…

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    The most controversial topic in the world is religion, creating both harmony and turmoil in the world. There are several religions circulating the globe, each providing comfort and understanding with the phenomena of life and creation. Some of the most widely recognized religions are Christianity, Judaism, and Buddhism; however religions such as Confucianism and African traditional religion are often overlooked. Each religion has its own belief in creation, values, and purposes. Confucianism and…

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    Narwhal Life Cycle

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    Narwhals are, From many perspectives, the dominant form of life on earth. Narwhals continue to dictate and control many of the ecosystems the inhabit. Narwhals have undergone an interesting history as they evolved from their Bohaskia monodontioides ancestor. They have a long horn that come out of their head. They are like the jedis of the sea. The life cycle of a narwhal starts out with it being born at 5 feet and with no horn/tooth or spots. For 20 months it stays by the mother. The adult…

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    Essay On Roman Art

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    statues or paintings and see that they were the rightful rules of the empires. As said earlier I do not think that the Romans ever truly worshiped their ancestors. I can, however, see the correlation between the two subjects of showing off the imperfections of the flesh with verism to show age and that equalizing wisdom and the worship of ancestors. Personally, I like the idea of verism. That said, that may just be me growing up in an era where flawless skin, hour glass bodies, and rock hard…

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    2) By reminding us of our ancestors, Pericles’ offers the bigger picture for a reassuring understanding of the significant role their sons have given their lives for. Although not included in Thucydides translation of this speech, a list of the fallen was recited, along with the bodies…

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    bigger problem. Another detail we have to look at is: who is going to pay? The people who are going to pay never owned slaves. Michael Givens said, “Do I owe an apology? My ancestors had slaves. I can’t apologize for those people, and what they were doing was legal when they did it.” If we do enact HR 40, we don’t know whose ancestors actually owned slaves. Nobody who is going to pay for reparations really owned slaves. We do not need to be ashamed of the past as long as we use what happened as…

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    My experiences in the past were a part of what formed me and what helped me continue to build my knowledge, skills, beliefs, and values. Some of these experiences involve helping others in the community, joining clubs and extra-curricular activities, and getting involved in the church community. I helped my church community by gardening the church’s garden, organizing food banks at school, and raising money for charity organizations. These experiences have made me realize how important it is to…

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