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    Sea Cows Book Review

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    The reading claims that a huge marine mammal which lived in water around Bering Island off the coast of Sibreria suddenly became distinct in 1768. The man reasons for the extinction are vague. The author brings three theories about the cause of the extinction. However, the lecturer finds all the ideas dubious and presents some evidence to refute them all. The author argues that groups of native Siberian people may have over haunted see cows. after hundreds of years of too much hunting the…

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    Land clearing in Australia describes the removal of native green plants and cutting down a huge number of trees in Australia.Need to cover the land clearing in general in Australia Since the mid 1990s, the rate of land clearing has been increasing. Approximately 470,000 hectares of land were cleared in 1999 in Queensland alone. Despite the fact that the amazing rates of area, clearing that set Australia in the main 10 land clearing countries on the planet have lessened in the course of recent…

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    The primary reason for hiring lawn care exerts is to ensure that your lawn stays in great condition throughout the year. You must have many exotic plants and trees in your garden that need to be treated in special ways. Conventional gardeners are often untrained and inexperienced in dealing with garden maintenance. Only professional lawn care services are able to keep the lawn trimmed and neat in every season and ensure routine maintenance of the vegetation and landscaping of your garden.…

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    Before the Neolithic revolution, there was a fair chance that you would have lived with your extended family as a nomad, never staying in one area for more than a few months, always living in impermanent shelters, always looking for something to eat and never owning something that you could easily pack in a backpack or a sack. The Neolithic era saw tremendous changes in how people obtained and produced food. It also had political, social and economic effects on a particular society or region.…

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    Domestication Benefits

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    Domestication was a key breakthrough in the lives of people living around 10,000 BCE and has been making human life better ever since. The introduction of domestication into human thinking had economic, social, and political effects on the way people lived. The effects of domestication have been extremely beneficial to the growth and improvement in the quality life people have lived about 12,000 years ago up until present day. The first people to adopt domestication were the people living in…

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    Many people view agriculture as the key to success in human history and that it ultimately led humans to become civilized. In fact, the reasons are plausible. With agriculture present, humans were able to efficiently find food and store crops. Their unoccupied time was used to create marvelous architecture, compose musical masterpieces, and much more that we associate with the unique attributes that separate humans from animals. However, with good follows bad. In Jared Diamond’s article The…

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    When farming first started to develop people did not live in one stationary society. Instead the traveled so they could find food easier. This was known as hunting and gathering. When farming started to become useful people started to settle in stationary civilizations, making it easier to live but creating more complex societies. Societies became more complex because of the development of stationary communities, and the population growths that took place. The development of farming created a…

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    Sparked by a recent activist “action” against animal cruelty, Freelance writer Jo smith agrees with the direct actions that led to the liberation of hundreds of chickens from cages within his opinionated editorial “chickens range free”. Published in June, 2009, Smith, who among being a journalist, is a member of the “Australians for Animals Rights” committee, which dictates as the foundation of his main arguments and personal contentions. His overall view encrypted within his emotive, yet formal…

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    and disease. Without a doubt, having successful civilizations around this time required easy access to food and protection, which rivers were able to provide. When it came to economy, residents of the Nile River used farming and agriculture as their main…

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    Glomus Versiforme

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    Glomus versiforme belongs to the Arbuscular mycorrhiza family of fungi, these are biotrophs that feed only on the products of photosynthesis of their plant host. These really ancient and diverse creatures have had a really slow process of evolution. It can be found almost everywhere and is linked to 80% (some scientist think up to 90%) of all plants in the world. When most of us think of fungi we automatically think negatively, but these curious creatures are beneficial to their host in many…

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