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    “Beatrice: I would rather listen to my dog bark at a crow than a man swears he loves me.” Beatrice has technically explained she doesn’t need a man for happiness and can be independent. “Benedick: It’s too bad I’m so hard-headed because I really don’t love anyone.” “Beatrice: I feel the same way…

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    is special salt-excreting glands on leaves. Another is the exclusion of salt from entering roots with water uptake. In general, each species has mechanisms to regulate levels of salt in sap. This is further assisted by ridding salt with old leaves, bark and wood. Mangroves have also adapted to allow the development of seeds on the…

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    Humans Vs. Roundworms

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    layer will not shed until just before, or soon after birth. Only the hair on our head, eyebrows, and eyelashes remain. This most comes from the non-human primates we evolved from. When factories were creating pollution that changed the colors of the bark on birch trees from white to gray, the color of the moths become a large factor in survival. The moths who were gray could blend in with the new color, hiding from predators. The white moths had a harder time. This caused there to be a higher…

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    Ut Microfarm

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    For my fourth activity I volunteered at the student run UT Microfarm for two hours equaling one unit. During my time there I was asked to perform a variety of tasks including painting, weeding, and mulching. I also leaned about sustainable farming methods and what types of plants were grown at the farm. My first task at the UT Microfarm was to paint the outside of the shed. This was an attempt to beautify the farm to entice people to volunteer and support it. With the help of others I was able…

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    How To Kill Psallops?

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    Recent Psallopinae appear to live on tree trunks and bark. For instance, the only Psallops myiocephalus Yas. from Japan is known from an oak Quercus acutissima (Yasunaga, 1999). As is shown from the material that was investigated, the extinct genus Psallops is represented by only two fossil species (P. eocenicus…

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    Why Is Cloning Be Aloud

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    mattie and she was always excited even when nothing was happening but that’s just what kind of dog she was. Now i’m going to go clone her and after i do she’s lazy and doesn’t do anything, kind of like she’s in a depression. So she doesn’t jump around, bark, or play. What’s the point in having her cloned if she’s not even going to be her normal self, it’s money wasted on something you didn’t want.…

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    The mexican gray wolf almost became extinct. “In 1976, the mexican wolf was placed on the Endangered Species List, making the recovery of the species a federal concern.” It is currently the most endangered species in North America. Not many people know this because almost every one of them are dead. Not too many people know that the mexican wolf has a legendary spine-tingling howl it uses it to communicate with other wolves. The mexican wolf may be found in the southern states with creamy black…

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    Mr. Yanzek Observation

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    were split into two sections: one section was antonyms, and the other was analogies. Needless to say, the tests were extremely difficult. When a student would ask Mr. Yanzek for the definition of a non-vocabulary word on the test, Mr. Yanzek would bark a gruff "Play the game!" in reply. It is hard to pinpoint what exactly it was that he meant. He might have wanted us to regard the test as a game and not take it as seriously as we where. He also might have been referring to an actual^game that…

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    Duckweed Lab Report

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    Duckweeds, or water lens, are flowering aquatic plants which float on or just beneath the surface of still or slow-moving bodies of fresh water and wetlands. Duckweeds are good for experiments because they are very simple plants, lacking a stem. Duckweeds are commonly found in environments that are associated with fertile, even eutrophic conditions. Since duckweeds can provide nitrate removal and can absorb mineral nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus, they are known for purifying water.…

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    Getting a new dog can be a big change to a lifestyle, and is a decision that brings a lot of questions along with it. Where will the dog sleep? What kind of toys should it have? Is it going to be an outside or inside dog? That last question is a little less straightforward, though, when you consider the likelihood of being able to keep your dog inside all of the time. Even if you have a small dog, there will more than likely be days when you’ll want to take them outside to enjoy the weather or…

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