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    Fredy: A Short Story

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    There once was a lake, where every animal lived in harmony. One summer afternoon, a thunder storm rolled in. “Lets hide!” shouted Fredy Frog, over a loud rumble of thunder. Tiny Turtle, his best friend, shook his head and hid inside his shell. The thunder sounded so scary and the flashes of lightning blinded him. “Tiny, move!” urged Fredy, pushing on his friend’s shell. But the shell was too heavy. Fredy slipped and flew over it, landing on his head. Suddenly, a volt of lightning arched out of…

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    consume consists of mainly rice and wheat. During which sometimes shrimp, vegetables, and pickles are known to be added. Meat is very expensive and distributed sparingly. Food tends to be spicy and the most popular dishes served are smoked duck, frogs’ legs, and shrimp with salt and garlic.…

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    Marie Is Talking Analysis

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    Title Page (Cover) Marie is Talking Say “Bonjour” Marie Page 1 (Illustration 1) Mr. and Mrs. LeBlanc had a baby named Marie. They loved their baby very much. Page 2 (Illustration 2) Mrs. LeBlanc played with the baby all day long, and when Mr. LeBlanc returned from the office, he would first greet his wife and then give a kiss to baby Marie. The whole family was extremely content. Page 3 (illustration 3) After a short time, Marie began to talk. Well, maybe not talk. She began to babble.…

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    Animal Adaptation Essay

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    Plants and animals have made changes in their habitats as they have transitioned from water environments to land environments. This alteration requires the organisms to adapt to their new environments in order to survive and reproduce. These evolutionary transitions eventually led up to alterations in means of respiration, ways to prevent water loss, water dependent reproduction, and structural transformations. Amphibians evolved into reptiles and eventually into birds and mammals, being able to…

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    Pros And Cons Of TDCS

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    Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation What if people on earth were faster, smarter, more intelligent, and happier? tDCS is a type of electric therapy that is capable of doing this and maybe even more. The acronym tDCS stands for transcranial direct current stimulation. Understanding the electric therapy of tDCS helps establish an understanding of how it can positively affect the world. Electric therapy in general has had a strange history. The first ever recorded instance of any form of…

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    The Evolution Of Chordates

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    Chordates, which is the phylum or classification of fish and mammals of the sea, are the most developed marine organisms. Scientists believe that Chordates originated about 590 million years ago. The original organisms of the Chordata phylum are believed to have lacked skeletal structures, and therefore, left a very undetermined fossil record. The vertebrate fossil record begins approximately 400 million years ago. Early Chordates were tunicates, marine organisms that would frequently form…

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    Essay On Zoo Primates

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    Los Angeles Zoo Primates Our day at the zoo simply started with the objective of completing our visit, by seeing at least one each of the primates of each category around the zoo. That was quickly discarded considering that amount of information that the zoo provided for us about each individual creature. Because of the way that the zoo was structured we were unable to simply follow a particular order in which the animals were categorized. We visited all the different primates (as much as we…

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    Animal Rights and Experimentation The two most controversial topics dealing with animals is their rights and experimentation. There has been an ample amount of opinions for and against each topic. Within the collection of essays in Animal Experimentation by Cindy Mur, all viewpoints are expressed with evidence behind them. These topics are brought up in various ways through everyday life. Although it is not as prominent of an issue as many others, such as gay rights and politics, it is still…

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    The Animal Book Summary

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    The Animal Book Chapter 1: Animal characteristics Chapter 2: Body Parts Body plans refer to similarities in development, structure, and function among members of a particular group (phylum). At some point, members of that group share the same body plan during their development process. Which could be a possible explanation for shared structural plans that have been observed in the anatomy and embryology. Timing, pattern, and scale of development determine the organism's shape, and closely…

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    Ember Alternate Ending

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    her as a little sister. Setting Theresa down and taking her hand as they walked down stairs to the kitchen she asked “How did you sleep?”. Going to the fridge to get a glass of milk Theresa responds “ Like a frog!”. Laughing Ember says “ I think you mean like a rock”. “Nope, I slept like a frog”. Giving up Ember starts to prepare food for herself and Theresa. After eating and cleaning up, Ember wanted to go see Mr.Plith the Warden as she called him. As she made her way down the long hallway she…

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