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    This number was found based off of the map on the "consolidation numbers of birds that were reported to the U.S. Fish and and Wildlife Service" (nwf.org). Most birds that are affected are ducks, gulls, pelicans, and looms because they stay near sea and its shore. This sticky slime gets easily coated into bird's coats. Like mentioned before oil will separate and make birds' feathers fall out which makes them loose their buoyancy, cause skin and eye lesions…

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    Alcatraz

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    this small island when from rags to riches. Alcatraz was a small island just off the coast of San Francisco, when the Spanish explorer Juan Manuel de Ayala first discovered it in 1775, where he named it “La Isla de Los Alcatraces” or “Island of the Pelicans”. It was left mostly untouched until in 1861 the United…

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    affect Nemo and Marlin's ability to survive) Biotic factors that impact Marlin and Nemo’s survival are: Coral (A good hiding place from predators), Anemone (A clown fishes’ home), plants (like seaweed which produce food), predators (such as barracuda, pelican, seagull, crabs, sharks, which all are threats to a clown fishes' life), and bacteria. Part D (Describe an important symbiotic relationship shown at the start of Finding Nemo. Identify which type of symbiosis it is, and which organisms are…

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    horse and his purse he was later pardoned for this. After growing older, he worked for a merchant who traded goods in coastal waters near England and France. Sir Francis Drake was a captain of the ship called the Golden Hind originally named the Pelican but after re-christened by Drake he named it the Golden Hind instead. The Golden Hind was a large galleon it had square rigging, was four-three masted, and was a five-deck ship. The estimated hull dimensions was a length of 70 feet a breadth of…

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    about how women are treated different from men since the day they were born and was always treated low than a men. There is also another article that talks about the gender inequality in religion “Status of Gender Equality in Religion” by Mother Pelican, A Journal of Sustainable Human Development, the editor Luis T. Gutiérrez. In this article they talk about the religious gender roles for women in different religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism. They also talk about…

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    Miss Kitty Research Paper

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    Miss Kitty Review Miss Kitty is the purr-fect pink and purple addition to the Aristocrat game catalogue. It’s a game that’s been a long time coming in its release, but now Miss Kitty has made her debut at several of the world’s biggest online casinos. With a theme combining cuddly kittens and outer space, this game tries to mesh the traditional and non-traditional casino play into a single package. This alone represents quite the challenge, so it’s safe to say that many players were waiting on…

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    In the late 19th century, three different kinds of environmental issues became topics of public debate. Then, in 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt established a federally protected wildlife refuge in Pelican Island, Florida. As a result, the National Park Service was founded, and Stephen T. Mather was appointed the first director. By enabling the 1906 American Antiquities Act, Roosevelt was able to establish 150 national forests, 51 federal bird reserves, 4 national game preserves, 5 national…

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    A Review of The Lakota Way Stories and Lessons for living Native American Wisdom on Ethics and Character The Lakota Way Stories and Lessons for living Native American Wisdom on Ethics and Character, written by Joseph M. Marshall III, was published by the Penguin Group in New York, New York in 2001. Joseph presents a guide to living an ethical life based on the core values of the Sioux Indians. Is he able to give a convincing argument that the Lakota people possess and uphold a set of values…

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    Douglas Coupland's novel, Generation X is written in a unique and ironic way. Throughout the novel the reader is being told a story while the characters tell stories of their own. Andy, the protagonist, speaks to the audience through his narration of tales known as “bedtime stories” which are made up stories that he shares with his two acquaintances, Dag and Claire. The trio perhaps share these stories in order to refrain from revealing their “truths” to one another and alas fail to acknowledge…

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    Supermax Prisons Summary

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    made by Mears is that there is no standardized tool to effectively assess inmates thereby the random placement of offenders into supermax does not adequately house any particular offender. Mears provides a cautionary example when he provides that Pelican Bay a supermax prison in California lost a federal lawsuit for excessive use of…

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