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    Texas Drought Analysis

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    the higher the acidity. Oceans have acidified by 30% from pre-industrial levels, and scientists expect that number will increase to 100% by the end of the century. As acidity increases, animals like scallops and oysters have a hard getting the calcium carbonate they need to build their shells. Their shells become thinner, growth slows down, and death rates rise. Reefs are extremely sensitive to both warming and acidification. When pH falls, they have a difficult time creating sturdy skeletons…

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    Discovering Microbes In A Mini Ecosystem Introduction: Every ecological environment provides with distinct nutrients that allows certain microorganism to survive and grow. Sergei Winogradsky, a Russian microbiologist, developed the Winogradsky Column to grow and investigate microorganisms in a complex biofilm communities. This column will grow different microbes at different gradients that will appear on the column. Depending on the various concentrations of nutrients, choice of soil and water…

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    Introduction The proper identification of microbes is an important practice in the medical field as well as other areas of research. Isolation of microbes from a mixed culture broth was performed with the finding of two different microbes; Escherichia coli and Sporosarcina ureae. The isolation process was performed by streaking a mixed culture onto a nutrient agar plate, then transferring the isolated cultures after incubation for biochemical testing. S. ureae is discussed below. Biography…

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    At the height of my removal from my present, realism did snatch me back and when it did I inquired of Alexis, “Did you bring your swimsuit?” “No.” Alexis said. “Don’t you want to swim in the cenote today?” I asked. “No. I’ve been here as an exchange student for almost a year, Grandma. Remember? I’ve swam in it before,” Alexis informed me; then removed my hand which had held onto her arm since the start of our treacherous decent. She placed her hand on my shoulder and looked…

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    GG310 OCEANOGRAPHY Evaluate the geological evidence for so-called ‘Snowball Earth’ glacial episodes in the Precambrian and the hypothesis that these episodes were critical in the evolution of complex life. Introduction The importance of this period is that multicellular evolution began to accelerate after the last glacial ended.refbookpage829.The term Snowball Earth refers to the hypothesis that in the distant past, specifically the Cryogenian period (850-630 million years ago), the earth’s…

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    of granite has lower buffering capacity as the rock weathers slowly and does not produce any neutralising chemicals (ESA, 2000). On the other hand, bedrock composed of limestone has the best buffering capacity because it is made up mainly of calcium carbonate…

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    us understand different uses of the technique. A Russian botanist invented chromatography to separate and distinguish plant pigment. Mikhail Semenovich Tsvett trickled a mixture of dissolved pigments through a glass tube filled with a tight calcium carbonate…

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    Marine Pollution: Causes There are many observable attributes in which we can classify the various types of marine pollution. Marine Pollution is a major setback and not only hampers the marine species but also is passed on to the land animals as well. Sea water covers around 2/3rd of the planet, which plays an important role in maintaining the essential biological and ecological balance. There has been increasing amount and the various kinds of waste products which originates from expanding…

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    Copper Life Cycle

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    Copper is a nonrenewable material. It comes from a mineral deposit that the time it takes to produce copper is too long to be concidered renewable. According to the Copper Alliance, copper is 100% recyclable. In fact, 9 million tones of copper is recycled each year. The recyclable process of copper uses 85% less energy than its original production. When a person is exposed to uncoated copper such as in coocking pans or drinking utenciles, copper can be toxic. Copper is a durable, tough…

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    These minerals are often used by an organism to harden or stiffen existing tissues, resulting in mineralized tissues. All kingdoms in taxonomy have members capable of this process, such as algae with silicates, invertebrates with carbonates, and vertebrates with calcium phosphates.…

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