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    In today’s society, many people have good educational background however the usage of words sometimes did not match up to an individual’s knowledge. This can be seen using the word theory, especially in evolutionary theory. People usually refer to a theory as a guess and fact as the truth. However, according to the National Academy of Science, a theory is “a plausible or scientifically acceptable, well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world; an organized system of…

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    already established about the world, especially how life came to be. Evolution is a relatively new idea discovered by Charles Darwin. This discovery came to be when Darwin was traveling along the Galapagos islands where he studied finches and discovered that these finches had all originated from one species of finch and eventually became differentiated leading the species to split, based on their environment. However evolution doesn’t just occur, it takes centuries or even millennia to take…

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    the most common examples which provides evidence for biological evolution is the case of the Galapagos finches. From his visit to the Galapagos Islands, Charles Darwin discovered many finch species that varied from island to island, through a process of adaptive radiation, which provided evidence for him to develop his theory of natural selection. Presently, there are about 13 species of finches that have developed on the Galapagos Islands, each having a different niche each different island.…

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    Galapagos Islands, Isabela is also the most abundant in sea life and is an absolute treat. Traveling to the coastal regions of Isabela will provide you with an opportunity to see some extremely rare species such as the adorable Galapagos Penguins, Darwin's Finches, Sally Lightfoot Crabs and even Sea…

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    When we look at living individuals today, there are at least a million differences amongst them, and yet there are multiple similarities. No living individual is the same as they were a year ago. It is known that many significant individuals have looked for answers of possibly why this has occurred, and is still occurring. Despite the various approaches from multiple fields of study, there has always been a connection between the studies conducted; evolution. From physical attributes to one’s…

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    1)Explain each of the following notions and how they fit with each other to form Kuhn’s account of scientific revolutions: paradigm, normal science, puzzle-solving, anomaly, crisis, revolution, and incommensurability. According to Kuhn, what is the structure of scientific revolution? Describe how a revolution starts, the process by which the transition occurs, and how the revolution is completed. To Kuhn, the structure of scientific revolutions is as so: normal science occurs within a paradigm;…

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    Recombinant Dna Synthesis

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    Recombinant DNA is genetically engineered DNA that is formed by splicing fragments of DNA. Organismal cloning is the artificial creation of a new organism that is genetically identical to its counterpart. DNA cloning is a recombinant DNA technique where cDNAs and fragments of genomic DNA are inserted into a cloning vector and maintained during growth of the host cells. Vector is an agent that transfers genetic material into a cell or organism. Restriction enzymes are bacterial enzymes that find…

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    evolutionary considerations, he put forward the argument that the adaptation of different roles within the family facilitates cooperation and reduces competition among siblings and enhancing sibship’s fitness, further on characterizing siblings as Darwin’s finches. The birth order is a reflection of disparity in power, age, and size and therefore determine the particular niche to be occupied by siblings within the family. Personality differences between the siblings is a result of these specific…

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    It is important to consider on how we reason. The extent that we can trust our decisions that have been made using reason and the fallacies that could arise when reason is misused. We pride ourselves on being rational animals but we often make errors in our reasoning and jump too quickly to conclusions. Furthermore, reason is used differently across different areas of knowledge. Hence, it is important to look at reason and consider the extent in which it can be relied on in trying to make sense…

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    Aulacorhynchus prasinus is a kind of toucans and usually called Emerald toucanet. In the genus aulacorhynchus, it contains seven kinds of species and in the species of prasinus which has seven different kinds of birds. They are main in Mexico, Central and South America. Most of them are living in the eastern coast of rainforest from lowland to high mountains which the range is 915m to 3050m (Gould 1834). Males and females are the color like which are all main in green, but the body size of the…

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