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    factors that contribute in malnutrition are: lack of knowledge, poverty, unstable governments, war, health services, and inadequate diets. These factors are very important and are the main reasons for malnutrition in these countries. Most of the nutrient problems occur while they are younger because they cannot care for themselves. There are ways that are being addressed to help solve these problem through organizations and other countries providing aid for help. There are about 112 million…

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    Dolphins Research Paper

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    Krystina Joiner per. 4 Ecology Essay Dolphins are big and they affect their ecosystem in a big way. They are so smart, not only for putting on shows at Sea World, but also how they communicate with each other in their natural habitat. Dolphins also have an important niche in the underwater world. They are predators of the food chain. A dolphin shares its ecosystem with many other organisms. Dolphins are very important to the ocean, without them the ecosystem would be unbalanced.…

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    An aquatic ecosystem is a community of organisms that live within a body of water such as freshwater system or a saltwater system. The application of understanding aquatic ecosystems is how species adapt and inhabit a specific body of water that they reside in and the role that different water systems play in the survival of these various species. It is also important to understand the biodiversity within aquatic ecosystems to recognize why and how a wide range of diverse species can maintain a…

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    Esophagus Essay

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    overreacts to gluten from food, it causes damage to villi. Villi are tiny, hair-like projections that line the small intestine. They are responsible for the absorption of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients collected from the food you eat. If your villi are damaged, you can't get enough nutrients, no matter how much you eat. Some gene variations appear to increase the risk of developing the disease but having those gene variants doesn't mean you'll get…

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    Part 2 Diet Analysis

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    precisely what foods and nutrients I was taking in, along with the ones I was not. Part two allowed me to break down my diet even further and see what recommendations I should incorporate into my diet. Living in a high technological world now, we expect immediate solutions to long-term problems. Unfortunately that is not how it works. Adequacy: Major components of having an adequate diet is, when you choose the foods, what you choose to eat must provide all the essential nutrients, such as…

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    Essay On Digestive System

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    There are six essential nutrients that help the body, and also helps the body stay healthy. The six nutrients include carbohydrates, protein, fat, vitamins, minerals and water. “ Without carbohydrates, the body could not function properly”. Protein is the major structural component of cells and is responsible for the…

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    Essay On Red Elderberry

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    roots that hold soil firmly. [1] Besides direct to eat red elderberry’s fruits for food, they are usually used to make dessert, drinks, red elderberry fruit taste sour as raw and rich in antioxidants, however it adds a piece of special flavor and nutrient to the dishes. [3] Conservation Status Red elderberry is not on IUCN Red list at present, and their habitat is mostly undamaged. [2] wild range of habitat Other Interesting Facts: Fruits that grow on red elderberry would be harmful and…

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    climate and has little shrubs or plants. The long and harsh winters cause the soil to be permanently frozen. Undergrowth is nonexistent and the trees and shrubs collect their nutrients from the shallow layer of soil above the permafrost. The vegetation found in the boreal forests have naturally adapted to climate and limited nutrients. These soils have less clay content and are generally high in soil acidity (H⁺ and Al³⁺). Most of the soils are strongly leached and provide poor amounts of parent…

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    Why Are Cells So Small

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    are small. The transpiration of cells nutrients apparat in different ways; one way is Osmosis. Osmosis is the diffusion of water. Active transport requires ATP to transport nutrients and then there is diffusion, which is the process of moving nutrients from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. The first explanation studied is that cells with a larger surface area to volume ratio would be the best effective way of diffusing nutrients. The second explanation inspected…

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    Sodium Bleach Lab Report

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    1. Items needed for this experiment are: three nutrient broth tubes, graduated pipet, alcohol, disposable cups, E. coli, S. epidermidis vials, yeast packet, candle, lighter, permanent marker, paper towels, bleach, safety gloves, goggles, face mask and apron. 2. Before beginning the experiment, wash hands with soap and warm water, then put on apron, safety goggles, face mask and gloves. 3. Disinfect the work area with bleach and paper towels. Then pour some bleach in a bucket for anything that…

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