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    In this chapter, Coyne’s argument for evolution is premised on evidence from biogeography. This argument is based on the fact that the same species of organisms often have certain attributes that can be linked directly to their geographical locations. Coyne cites several examples to support this position including the migration of birds like the finch, marsupials and the endemic species of organisms which are only found in oceanic islands, for example the Juan Fernández islands and others (Coyne…

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    El Pescador rant owned by Don Chuy. It won quite of few awards like best restaurant, best food, and best customer service. El Pescador doesn’t have many appetizer but they do have a famous one called the Fiesta Platter. It has Guacamole, Nachos, Quesadilla, and Taquitos. The platter is very good and tasty. Kids menu is ok, not a big menu for kids but there is good plates to choose though. The desert menu is traditional like flans and aroz con leche. Sometimes there’s special on holidays like…

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    I read the book Bully for You, Teddy Roosevelt!. The author of this book is named Jean Fritz and it has Illustrations by Mike Wimmer. The book has seven chapters in it and 127 pages. Theodore Roosevelt wanted to do a lot of things in life. He was not an everyday kind of man. Teddy, which was what some people called him, was so extraordinary that when people tried to describe him, they gave up on normal man-size words. “A cyclone” “an earthquake” “an eruption” “a buss saw” “a dynamo” were…

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    Galápagos Islands

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    but a little different to the armadillos alive walking around. I learned that the Galápagos Islands finch species to each other and to one finch in South America. There were different kinds of finches in South America, and their names were the cactus finch, warbler finch, and a large ground finch. When I was on the island,…

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    For the "Get Out" part of my World Project, I went to the Fullerton arboretum. At the Fullerton arboretum, I spent the afternoon walking around enjoying the environment. In 1970 the arboretum committee decided to develop the arboretum, in efforts to save the local citrus trees. Before the arboretum started construction, it won the Disneyland Community Service Award, because of its efforts in saving the local environment. The Redevelopment Agency of the City of Fullerton, also agreed to fund…

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    Since the North American continent was discovered, there have been several enormous waves of immigration into the continent. Many people go there to pursue the freedom they have always craved. This is exactly what’s shown in the novel The Bean Trees by Barbra Kingsolver. In this novel there are two characters that portray the struggles of immigration, named Estevan and Esperanza, who have run from their country (Guatemala) to find freedom and a new life. But coming to new land wasn’t easy for…

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    28. Turn a passage into a poem. Be sure to cite the passage first. (Poetic responses may be somewhat shorter than the required 200-400 words, perhaps only 100 words.) Then briefly describe the artistic and emotional differences in the two formats (your other 100 words). The passage I’m using appears on pages 134-136 of A Place to Stand by Jimmy Santiago Baca. I chose it because he paints a vivid picture of what his childhood home and his grandfather were like, and because it’s a nostalgic,…

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    Aztec Achievements

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    al. 1993). Even though the Aztec civilization was wiped away by Hernan Cortes and his conquistadors, Aztec culture is still present today in parts of Mexico. An obvious example would be in Mexico’s flag. It bears the Aztec legend of the eagle on a cactus with a serpent. Aztec culture is also present in the population itself. Much of Mexico’s inhabitants are mestizos. Mestizos are those who have Aztec and Spanish ancestry as a result from the mixing of the two cultures when Cortes came (Van…

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    Giant Hummingbird Description Typically members of P. gigas can be identified using their relative size and characteristics such as the presence of an eye-ring, straight bill, dull colouration, very long wings , long and moderately forked tail, feathered tarsi to the toes and comparatively large sturdy feet. Juveniles can be determined by observing small groves on the side areas of the beak tip. The Giant Hummingbird is the biggest member of the hummingbird family. The Giant Hummingbird has…

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    HISTORY AND OUTCOME In 1846 near a border traced by a river, two neighbors went to war. The fighting between the United States and Mexico, began near the Rio Grande and raged deep into the heart of the Mexican nation. From the shores of the pacific to the Gulf Coast of Veracruz. Mexico’s regular Army was three times as large as that of the United States, but the ranks where filled with inexperienced troops. The American troops near the border where commanded by a 61 year old named General…

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