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    Lulu Island Marsh is located in the Fraser River Estuary where the Fraser River meets the Strait of Georgia. The approximate length of the area examined on marsh averages at about 330 metres (red line in Figure 1). To cover more ground, the study site was divided into two transects: a southern transect…

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    Abstract: The first thing that comes in one’s mind is that “What is a Biting Midge”?? Midges are smallest two-winged blood sucking flies prevalent globally. They so narrowly resemble mosquitoes that they are often mistaken for them. Midge is around 1 mm in length with the small stout limbs and short mouthparts that are projected downwards. It bites both the animals and humans inflicting excruciating pain and irritation. Only female midges suck blood. Female releases a chemical (pheromone) to…

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    American Air Pollution

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    A hot, American topic these days is the steady rise of pollution in the world and the negative effects it is having on everything. Air pollution is the consistency of particle in the air that are harmful to humans, animals, and plants, and often times buildings (Rutledge, et al., 2011). With these pollutants in the air, they act as the beginning of a chain of effects that occur in our cycle of life. Air pollution in the 21st century is becoming greater each day as man-made technology…

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    Quarantining of ships had been used during previous outbreaks and was again introduced for ships coming to London in November 1663, following outbreaks in Amsterdam and Hamburg. Naval ships were assigned to intercept any vessels entering the Thames estuary. Ships from infected ports were required to moor somewhere else for a period of 30 days before being allowed to travel upriver. Ships from ports free of plague or completing their quarantine were given a certificate of health and allowed to…

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    Grateloupia turuturu an Invasive Seaweed in Eastern Long Island Sound investigation into slowing its spread Introduction Long Island Sound is a complex and unique environment because of its glacial history and properties as an estuary. It has the capability to be a powerhouse for primary production, unfortunately, the sound has fallen victim to invasive species. Grateloupia turuturu is one such species, tormenting the natural flow of life in the coastal waters of Rhode Island, Connecticut, and…

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    Water quality dynamics in an urbanizing subtropical estuary (Oso Bay, Texas) Estuarine environments like that of Oso Bay in Corpus Christi, Texas are subject to fluctuations in geochemistry and relative water quality based on factors related to extreme weather events, changing water flow and human impacts. A 2011-2015 study on the water quality dynamics of Oso Bay found fluctuations in the estuarine geochemistry were related to some of these factors, particularly human influences. A wastewater…

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    Brown Pelican Fishing

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    It was noted at the site that there no visible land creatures or architectural sites. However, the Temple on the Sea was close by. Even though there were not much in count of the birds they were present. The area for its purpose is naturally beautiful. The area was the village fishing depot and so is commonly used for fishing purposes as well as bird watching and photography . This can be seen in figure 4. It is not however, conducive for picnics swimming or diving as the soil is soft and one…

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    As with all life stories, I couldn’t possibly tell you everything in 650 words. I can however tell you how I became the person people come to for compassion, understanding, advice, direction, and the occasional tutoring session. My passions have developed around these traits and supplement my ambitions today. My compassionate interactions, or concern for others misfortunes and suffering, comes from a place of understanding. As a young girl I had an idealized life where I went to private schools…

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    construction. Replicas made in modern times have been able to reach speeds of up to 14 knots. In contrast to modern sailboats, the absence of a large vertical keel meant they were highly maneuverable and could navigate shallow waters including river estuaries. They steered the vessel using a single side rudder on the right or ‘starboard side’. Apparently the term ‘starboard’ is thought to have been coined during this era. The longest longship built by the Vikings was discovered in September…

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    Night Poem Analysis

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    The modernist era of poetry usually carries the theme of disillusionment, hopelessness, and a generally depressing depiction of life. Louise Bogan’s “Night” takes on a different theme of hope and contentment, despite the irony of the title. Using a variety of literary techniques, from natural symbols to personification, Bogan effectively creates a poem commenting on how life goes on after we are gone but it will still be beautiful and there is still hope. Despite being included as a modern poet…

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