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    small village perform this tradition every year without certainly knowing why they do it. In a study conducted by G.R. Stephenson in 1967 a group of monkeys were placed in a room with bananas on top of a ladder. Every time a monkey attempted to climb the ladder they were showered with ice cold water. Eventually they did not dare climb the ladder. A monkey was replaced with a new one…

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    In the short story “The Monkey's Paw” by W.W.Jacobs, a possible theme is, not everything is the way it seems. This is a possible theme because a lot of evidence points toward it being so. When the White’s decided to keep the Monkey’s Paw that the Sergeant-major told them to burn, everything went downhill from there. In the end, this is found to be a big mistake. When Mr. White makes the first wish he wishes for two-hundred pounds, but what he doesn't know is that making that wish was going to…

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    Bandar Log Analysis

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    laugh at everything and have no respect for anyone or anything. The monkey people fight with each other, they also talk bad about others and make others look bad. The way the Bandar-log speak make them sound like bullies. On page 42 The monkey people sound arrogant when Kipling says “ there is no one in the jungle so wise and clever and strong and gentle as the bandar log.” They are trying to make others look bad and the Monkey people are trying to make themselves look better than others.…

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    distinctive feature is the fact that without being raised by its own mother (and is instead raised by a surrogate), a primate offspring will enter adulthood with very little knowledge of how to properly survive, likely will not get along with other monkeys, and will have no knowledge of how to be parents to their own offspring. Primates have a wide range of social groups. These groups include solitary, monogamy, polygyny (one-male, multi-male, fission-fusion),…

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    The common name is called the squirrel monkey. The scientific name of the squirrel monkey for the genus is called Saimiri sciureus and the species name is called S. boliviensis, S. oerstedti, S. aureus, S. Estus, S. vanzolinii. The family name is called the Cebidae. The squirrel monkey is found in the dense areas like the tropical rainforests of Central and South America yet you will find them mostly in the Amazon basin. Squirrel monkey is found in the dense areas like secondary moist…

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    with the green leaf clothes, based off of this I believe that the main focal point is the head. Each of the plants and flowers that make up the sculpture are very realistic and life like. The negative space around the flowers and plants that make up springs face make them look even more realistic. Both sides of the face are fairly symmetrical. The lines that make up the sculpture are curved and arced creating a graceful but also intense energy. The sculpture as a hold is still, but the plants…

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    Blackstone Lake began in the late 1880s with the arrival of the Conger Lumber Company. Once the commercially viable pine had been fully exploited the process of stripping hemlock trees of their bark for the leather tanning process began on the lake in the spring of 1900. At the time the Rankin Bros., headed by James Rankin on Blackstone, were supplying the Conger Lumber Co. Another sawmill operator in the region was the Mitchell Lumber Co. set up by Thomas Mitchell in 1898 (later this would…

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    Larchwood Lake Case Report

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    Description of area: Larchwood Lake can be found in central New York, outside of Laurens New York. Buried in the woods, Larchwood Lake was a Boy Scout camp in the early 1960’s. Around 1988 the Boy Scouts sold the land to residents creating the Larchwood Lake Homeowners Association. The lake was manually increased to twice its size. Today the lake has a long almost swan like shape. According to The Biological Field Station Larchwood Lake is “near pristine.” The lake is not that deep, it has a…

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    cozy themselves like if they were next to a warm fireplace. The boisterous sound of your father yelling, “go Eagles” at the television fills your eardrums. Ah, fall is upon us. There’s nothing that is quite comparable to fall: winter, summer, and spring always try to curtail fall’s reign of dominance, but their attempts always seem to fall short. Therefore, fall is undoubtedly the superior season because of its perfect weather, beautiful environment, and the fact that it hosts football.…

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    most part in the other states, but Oklahoma is one of the areas where their territories overlap. Today, Henry is standing in the middle of the news station. He is surrounded by shiny equipment and metal desks. Winter, Summer, Spring, and Fall are gathered close. Although Spring is notorious for his tornadoes, all of them, including Henry, have stormy expressions. I carry Henry's coffee across the expanse of hardwood floor and finally get within earshot of the conversation. It's my first time…

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