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    Introduction: Hardy Weinberg theory was an effective tool for recognizing the different genotypes from one generation to the next and each allele frequency. This theory notifies us by how Mendelian inheritance was the lead for all genetic variation and it can be used to follow Mendelian’s rules of segregation and the combination of alleles. Polymerase chain reaction was one of the essentials that is used in the Hardy Weinberg theory of genetic equilibrium which was used in determining the…

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    Essay On Feral Cats

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    cats cannot live a happy, healthy life because they have a higher percentage rate of diseases. Normally pet cats go to the veterinary but with feral cats they do not because they are harder to capture. Feral cats can get illnesses such as rabies, parasites, herpes, etc. In order for pet cats not to get contaminated with the disease they should be kept indoors, go to the vet regularly, and feral cats should be euthanized. I personally think Trap-Neuter-Return does not work on animals especially…

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    Foodborne Pathogens

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    Pathogens In our homes, we have the possibility of eating foods that may be contaminated with a variety of different foodborne pathogens. A foodborne pathogen is any illness resulting from contaminated food due to pathogenic bacteria, viruses, parasites, and natural or chemical toxins. There are many types of foodborne pathogens, growth of pathogens due to improper food preparation, and there are a variety of habits you can change to prevent foodborne illness. First, there are many…

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    Kudzu Impact

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    frequent rooting at stem nodes make kudzu an aggressive competitor with native shrubs and trees. This aggressive species is known for forming large stands and suppressing the growth of native tree and understory species making them effective structural parasites in forest communities (Forseth, 2004). The economic impact of kudzu in the United States is estimated at $100–500 million lost per year in forest productivity. In addition, it takes about $5,000 per hectare (2.5 acres) per year to…

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    If you ask me World War One was the cause of Imperialistic nations, ambitious territory expansion,independence, power and wealth. These factors are the key cause of the War that would stain the world with blood and destruction. The war itself last root cause was the death of Archduke Franz Ferdinand who was the archduke of Austria Hungary. Most of the European nations were Imperialistic nations inflicting political power and influence through their vast military forces. After the Archdukes…

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    America astray. They never really protected America, but protected themselves. America wants to be at peace with France and Spain were they are at war with Britain. Britain may be the parent country but they put shame on themselves. The king and his parasites are the one to call themselves the mother country of America.…

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    Smallpox

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    Further, there wasn’t a high hygiene standard, Malaria Malaria is a disease that is spread through biological vector transmission. Female mosquitoes become infected through biting an infected person. Also, infected female mosquitos carry the parasite within their saliva and this is transferred into the wound the mosquito makes on the body when they feed. Additionally, the mosquito’s saliva also contains chemicals that prevent the blood from clotting and a minor pain relief (Malaria, 2017).…

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    concreate at all they do give off a poetic tone to them. The mood he wrote them with is one of trying to make the reader realize that he is full of hope that one day, when “the white day is done” (or when he and his race won’t be made to seem like a parasite by the white people and society) they won’t have to fight so hard to be respected. In this short excerpt Hughes speaks…

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    completely incapable of performing this process. The virus is stationary, isolate. Scientists believe that unless an organism is able to perform these actions entirely on its own, it cannot be considered a living thing. The virus is often referred to as a parasite, effective and capable when introduced to a host, but incapable and mostly useless when…

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    can give humans many diseases, from measles to monkeypox”(Rainsford 18). This is just one of the many ways exotic pets are much more dangerous than a normal household pet. Of course normal household pets can still give their owners diseases and parasites like fleas, but the diseases of exotic pets are on a much larger scale. Their diseases could be from their normal habitat, somewhere the owners most likely have never been. So, the owner’s body will react much more severely due to the…

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