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    In the Lord of the Flies, William Golding uses figurative language at the beginning and end of chapters two and three to show the difference between Jack’s jungle and Simon’s jungle, and to illustrate that Jack’s jungle is chaotic, whereas Simon’s jungle is innocent. Since there is no adult figure on the island, the children first establish the leader of the group, which ended up being Ralph because he summoned everyone together by using a conch. Jack was immediately destroyed by the results of…

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    An invasive animal is an animal that has, or has the potential to have, a detrimental effect on economic, social or environmental assets (reference). Invasive animals in the region have caused widespread economic and environmental impact and have significant potential for further impact. The Invasive Animal Strategy aims to prevent the introduction and establishment of new high-risk invasive animals in the region, and to reduce the impact that invasive animals have on environmental, economical…

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    Costa Rica Deforestation

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    a loss of 10,588 square miles. Also the INFP found that from August 2011 to July 2012, the country lost 1,765 square miles of Amazon forests. However, the rate of loss increased the following year, with the deforestation of 2,256 square miles of rainforest between August 2012 and July 2013. The declining deforestation rate in Brazil since 2004 was driven by a combination of stricter environmental regulation and a reduction in global demand for forest products during the global economic downturn…

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    Madagascar Research Paper

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    Tavy is the process of turning Madagascar’s tropical rainforests into rice fields. This is the most beneficial way for the families of Madagascar to provide for themselves. In addition, people in these communities are cutting down the endemic spiny forests at an alarming rate in Madagascar for charcoal production…

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    Beech Cloning

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    On the Adirondack Trip, a nice man named Paul discussed how they were managing their forests. Their forest tree species composition has been changing with sugar maple trees were becoming less abundant. This is partly caused by beech trees outcompeting the maples due to the stressor of beech bark disease. When a beech tree is affected by the disease, the stressor stimulates the tree to respond through the production of root suckers. These root suckers, which are genetic clones of their parent…

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    Tropical Rainforest Biome

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    Tropical Rainforest Biome Essay I am doing my biome essay on the Tropical Rainforest the reason I did this biome is because it has the most animals and we get most of our medicine from the rainforest. I will be talking about how we are losing the Tropical Rainforest from deforestation. I also will talk about the organisms such as plants and animals that are in Tropical Rainforest. The climate will be a big part in this essay also. Here is my essay on the Tropical Rainforest. The Tropical…

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    Termites Essay

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    Introduction: Termites also called white ants or wood bugs are descendants of wood cockroach like insects and a sister group with the cockroach genus “Cryptocercus”. Due to their diverse diet, social structures, and phenotypes, termites are important organisms for economic and ecological reasons such as contributing to the decomposition of dead vegetation and enriching the soil. However, its well-known ability to damage human structures and agricultural crops, continue to cause billions of…

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    Sudden Oak Death

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    The general goal of the study is to explain and find out the natural phenomena that impacts dying trees in our area. The key elements we are investigating is the plant pathogen,Phytophthora ramorum and the trees that are being affected and the host,Umbellaria californica. This is significant since billions of trees are dying at a rapid pace every year due to a new pathogen that causes Sudden Oak Death. The pathogen is called Phytophthora ramorum and it was recently discovered in the year of…

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    Deforestation is the process of clearing forests. Rates of deforestation are very eminent in the tropics, that contains poor quality of the soil has led to the practice of routine clear-cutting making new land available for farming purpose. Many countries have undertaken afforestation or reforestation projects to reverse the effects of deforestation, or to increase available timber. The deforestation of the Amazon remains a serious and widespread issue. Although the rate of destruction has…

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    Mbuti Pygmies

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    Additionally, there's something you mentioned that I want to touch upon in reference to your statement: "Turnbull also touches on the fact that these are a dying people, and wants to preserve their history." I decided to do some poking around to see whether or not the Mbuti were still around even today, and I came across a pretty interesting article titled "Lured Toward Modern Life, Pygmy Families Left in Limbo." The article was published in the Washington Post back in 2006, and details how…

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