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    of their nitrogen from the isotope found in ocean-going salmon. Just like there's more to the birds and the bees than what they do with flowers, there's much more to this story, too. Millions of insects also eat the leftover salmon, bolstering invertebrate populations, which in turn feed birds and other small forest creatures. Dr. Reimchen's team found insects with more than half their nitrogen coming from an ocean source, and a greater abundance and variety of both insects and plants near…

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    It is home to many different species of invertebrates and fish that had to evolve in perpetual darkness. The Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench is very cold, and highly pressurized which forces all of the living things that live there to adapt to its conditions. The floor of Challenger Deep features…

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    Detectable levels of such drugs as Ibuprofen, Bisphenol A and others have been discovered in treated waste water and the invertebrates that inhabit the immediate areas. (Huerta) Algae blooms are becoming a common occurrence in our Ohio waters fed by phosphates that are either not removed in treatment or that enter our waters from farm field run off. These contaminants are finding…

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    Devastating Bees

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    Albert Einstein once wrote that “if the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe, then man would have only four years of life left. No more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man.” (Goodreads). Insect pollinators are responsible for approximately one third of food crops (Greenpeace, 3) Most wild plants rely on indirect or direct pollination in order to reproduce and thus the environment and economy govern on successful pollination (Green Peace, 3).…

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    Instead, it was kept on exhibit at Mount Holyoke’s museum in Williston Hall where Mignon spent several years curating the collection of minerals, invertebrate fossils and Triassic footprints. Now, the jewel of that collection was her own Podokesaurus. Then, over Christmas vacation in 1916, Williston Hall burned to the ground, destroying every specimen in its holdings. Until her retirement from Mount…

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    Cons Of Animal Testing

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    plants and microorganisms instead of “greater organisms” including rats or monkeys and other testable animals. “Replacement also means replacing ‘higher’ animals with the ‘lower’ animals. Microorganisms, plants, eggs, reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates may be used in some studies to replace warm- blooded animals,” (Ranganatha 28). But using plants and microorganisms would bring us to another problem with loss of oxygen for all organisms and resources of food for herbivores and that would…

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    Grey Squirrel Experiment

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    Introduction Due to the ever growing population urban areas are predicted to grow by a significant amount in the near future due to the increasing human population. The housing built to deal with the expanding human population is likely to high-density, low- cost housing with small gardens. An experiment was done to see the effect this will have. In an experiment they used a questionnaire to analyse the factors affecting the use of gardens by a number of different mammals. They recorded 22…

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    Tule Lake Case Study

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    chain make a stop in the Klamath Basin, and roughly half of those can be found at Tule Lake (Foster 2008 ;Wilson 2010 ) Wetlands provide the ideal habitat for migrating birds water birds because they have a high level of bio mass production and invertebrates(Wilson…

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    Reference Ecosystem for Arimawhai Point, Great Mercury Island Introduction When a company, community, trust or private land owner plan on creating a reserve on a degraded landscape they must consider using a reference ecosystem when in the process of planning how to create the reserve. A reference ecosystem is another ecosystem that has the same features as the planned ecosystem this can include temperature, average amount of rainfall, soil type/geology, vegetation type. Reference ecosystems…

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    Locomotion is the movement of a body from one place to another. There are various ways in which species of organisms in the 9 major phylum classes of the kingdom Animalia adapted unique muscle systems and how they use them. A phylum class includes organisms that are different but share important characteristics that resulted from evolutionary relationships among major groups of animals that allowed organisms to adapt in terms of the way they locomote. The Phylum Porifera is made up of sea…

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