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    Thermal Niche Experiment

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    performance. For this lab, the organism experimented on is a water flea, called Daphnia Magna. All of this matters and is important to know about because it is key to understand the background of the experiment beforehand. This investigation relates to past research based on the…

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    Water Flea Lab Report

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    and water, four pippets, then finally three water fleas. After our workspace was ready we took the first flea and placed the flea on a glass plate then carefully latched the plate onto the microscope. Once the third team mate located the water flea on the microscope, I placed one single drop of water from…

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    Black Death There were not enough living to bury the dead, and those rodents that were alive were the same who roamed the streets, carrying the fleas that had the disease. In Western Europe around 1339, Europe’s population had began to outgrow the food supply, and a major economic crisis had started to take place. It was very cold during the winter, and very dry during the summer, and due to the weather circumstances there was very low food supplies, lacking production of crops, and the crops…

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    (Zambezi district) in Zambezi plain (Fig 1, Table 2). 3.1. Eastern zone 3.1.1. Luangwa and Lundazi outbreaks According to available information, the first reported plague outbreak in Zambia (then Northern Rhodesia) was recorded in this area in 1917, and it involved 96 cases and 93 deaths (Case Fatality (CF) =96.8%). The outbreak occurred at Tembwe virizi village (11o20 'S, 32o57 'E) in the North of the Luangwa valley in Chama district (Fig 1). This was followed by another outbreak in 1918,…

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    While this past month has not been easy for me to keep up with my personal niyamas, it has definitely allowed me to gain a deeper insight into myself and learn some new things along the way. My first niyama I chose to focus on was purity. While everyone can always strive to eat better of exercise more, I wanted to do something personal and something I have been effected by for a long time. I have been biting my nails for longer than I can remember, and I know my nails are too short. I am…

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    liquid solution and this is the reason most house owners take the decision of choosing the same as the right option. Why only organic powders for killing carpet fleas are used? • Organic flea powder for carpets is generally created from various natural ingredients and some of these ingredients can be easily available at home only. • Natural resources are completely safe to use as a result of which both pets and kids can be protected. On the other hand, you will also remain safe at the time of…

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    The Flea John Donne

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    Donne’s poem “The Flea” follows a man as he desperately tries to convince a woman to lay with him outside of wedlock. The speaker’s main tool in his argument is this small flea that he holds in his hand that has sucked the blood from him as well as the woman. He uses the flea as a metaphor for their coupling, flipping between its significance and insignificance as it fits his needs. However, the woman, who never speaks a word, denies his request and kills the flea, revealing herself to be the…

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    The activity is pedagogically appropriate for the developmental stage and children. The picture book "Mr McGee and biting flea" from Pamela Allen is suggested text by Board of Studies NSW (2012) for Stage One class, which matches with the stage of the class. The lesson plans reflect on the select outcome, content and objective from the NSW K-10 English curriculum documents. Multiple methods of learning are involved in the lesson, such as showing diagram (visual), acting game (kinaesthetic), and…

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    Mealworm Experiment

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    hatches within one to four weeks. As a larva, the insect will grow to become about 3 centimeters. The larval stage lasts up to ten weeks. Next, the larvae began their pupal stage. The pupal stage lasts between six to eighteen days. Before death, the former mealworm becomes a full-grown darkling beetle and will live for another eight to twelve weeks. Mealworms tend to inhabit moist and dark places. Mealworms will inhabit expired grain products because of expired grain’s high moisture. The…

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    Dog Stink Analysis

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    have a towel or two ready for when the bath is over, one to place on the floor so water does not get all over the place and one to dry off the dog. Grab a plug or a small wash cloth to stop up the drain, being running the bath water, it should not be scalding hot but also not shivering cold. After all these steps are completed go fetch the sticky fur ball and remove his/her collar. If the dog is covered in a large amount of pests spray the dog down with flea/tick spray, this will help with a…

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