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    Elfuclana Research Paper

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    Elfuclana has a unique and interesting history compared to other countries. It is located 132 miles east of the coast of Ellis Island. The founding of this country all began with the Revolution of the Elves, also called The Elfolutionary War. It dates back to December 24th, 2076. It was the day before Christmas in 2076. Santa is, and has always been, the communist dictator of the North Pole. The elves have had to put up with his cruel ruling for long enough. One elf, named Tasol Elfuclan,…

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    Introduction In vertebrates, reproduction is primarily controlled by the hypothalamus-pituitary-gonad axis. The gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) neurons in the hypothalamus are key regulators of the hypothalamic neuroendocrine system mainly though the synthesis of GnRH (Moenter et al., 2003). The decapeptide GnRH is released from the hypothalamus in a pulsatile manner, and the amplitude and frequency of these pulses change throughout the estrous cycle (McCartney et al., 2002; Moenter et al.…

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    Essay On Horse Flies

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    Introduction to Horse Flies (Tabanidae) Horse flies can be found in most areas of the United States with more than 160 species. They can grow up to 1 ¼ inches long and are generally black and gray in color. Female horse flies have blade-like mouthparts used for blood feeding which slash tissues and blood vessels in order for blood to flow to wounds. After which, they use their sponge-like mouthparts for sucking up blood. Male horse flies have weaker mouthparts compared to females and only feed…

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    Vegetarianism Benefits

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    eggs and dairy products but avoid hidden animal products such as beef and chicken stocks, gelatin, and lard. Currently in the United States, approximately 5% (16 million) of our population is vegetarian comparing to 2009 where only 2.3% were. This number has doubled in such a small amount of time showing how more and more…

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    However, vegans have lower chances “ a major contributor to coronary artery disease is dairy products such as whole milk, butter, cheese, and lard” (World Book Science Year). Their diets consist of high amounts of fiber “Diets high in fiber-rich food may reduce risks of cancers” (Farley). With elimination of meat, vegetarians and vegans experience…

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    Animal Cruelty Means

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    per cage the farmers get more money if the turkeys are fatter. The turkeys weight is so much they can't stand so their legs break. Cattle raised for beef are ironed for identifying the owners cattle. Cattle live in dirty pens, forced to eat and sleep. They get cancer eye, respiratory disease, metabolic disorders. 250 cows are killed every hour at slaughterhouses. Dairy cows live in crowded pens or bans. The milking machines injure or cut them. Cows are forced to produce 10 times the amount they…

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    dairy. According to scientists in “Cowspiracy”, with the earth coming to such a dangerous place, removing meat and dairy from our diets, could potentially mean saving the planet. Cowspiracy claims that by decreasing the amount of meat and dairy we eat everyday, we can significantly reduce for the unnatural amount of cows and other livestock that are killing our planet. Cowspiracy also claims that livestock consume a significant amount more water than hydraulic fracture mining. In fact, every…

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    food production as storms destroyed crops on which animals and people in Europe depended on. Ultimately, the Great Famine resulted from the change, and generated millions of deaths. The cost of livestock, grain, and dairy products rose high, especially because of diseases that struck cattle sheep since their immune systems were affected…

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    E. Coli Research Paper

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    A great number of these bacteria, E. coli, are harmless and form an important part of the normal flora which is part of a healthy human intestinal tract. E. coli can also be found in contaminated meat which in most cases is transmitted through cattle feces during the slaughtering process. However, some E. coli are pathogenic, meaning they cause illness, either diarrhea or illness outside of the intestinal tract such as urinary tract infection, kidney failure, respiratory illness and…

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    blood, therefore increasing the chances of having heart disease or a stroke. This is common knowledge and people are still choosing to consume dairy products. If these people cannot stop eating meat on their own, then someone, maybe the government, needs to step in and make the decision for them. Factory farming needs to be shut down because meat and dairy are a huge part in the reason people are becoming sick and dying. There are a multitude of illness one can get from meat products, such as:…

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