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    Biomes and Diversity

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    Extinction is a natural selection process. Should humans strive to preserve a representative sample of all biomes or aquatic zones? Why should humans be concerned with the extinction rate? In my own opinion No but as u read more about it some things need to be preserved. For instance animals help the crops of the foods that we eat. Snakes help to cure different diseases. Humans help the plants and animals to grow. The fact that human beings are a species means that they depend on many other species

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    Conditioning and Learning

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    Conditioning and Learning From the moment any living being is born to the moment it dies‚ they are constantly learning. Learning is a change in behavior based on previous experiences. It may involve processing and interpreting many different types of information. Learning functions are performed by different brain learning processes‚ which depend on the dynamic mental capacities of the learning subject. There are three main forms of learning for the human mind: classical conditioning‚ operant conditioning

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    Dead As A Dodo Analysis

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    TASK 3 : ESSAY Read the article and write an essay by giving your opinion on the issue of ‘extinction’. Provide a title for your essay. “Dead as a Dodo” Even though the Dodo Bird has been extinct for over 300 years they are still one of the most popular bird species out there. They even have their own expression named after them‚ “Dead as a Dodo”. Not exactly the saying I would want to have named after me but at least they have one. It is believed that the Dodo was related to modern-day pigeons

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    involvement‚ nature will eliminate their existence on earth. Although humans seem to interfere and even initiate this decline of animal population‚ we ourselves are a product of nature‚ and if allowing extinction benefits the overall wellbeing of our species‚ then it is our natural obligation to allow such extinction to take place. Mosquitos are the largest human killers in the world. They are not only efficient‚ blood sucking organisms‚ but also the most efficient disease carrying organism. The Pacific vampire

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    Endangered Species

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    environment. This includes the harm which we are inflicting on many animals. Indeed‚ we are in danger of wiping out some species‚ if we have not already done so. For millions of years‚ extinction among animals was а natural process. In fact‚ it was part of the process of evolution. In recent years‚ however‚ the extinction of some species has been the result of human activities. Had it not been for these‚ many more animals would have survived. Some species have either been made extinct‚ or become

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    In this essay‚ I will be discussing the leading causes of the recent endangerment of both the North American bats and coral reefs. There are ultimate and proximate causes for each of these species continued extinction. In correlation‚ the extinctions of North American bats and coral reefs would severely impact other organisms in their ecosystem in any ways. Most recently biologists went to complete their annual bat census only to discover that an abundance of bats were quickly dying off or already

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    Endangered Wildlife

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    Cited: Chen‚ L.-l‚ and C Hui. "Habitat Destruction and the Extinction Debt Revisited: the Allee Effect." Mathematical Biosciences. 221.1 (2009): 26-32. Print. "Endangered Animals in Sweden." Ambio 7.3 (1978): 130-33. Web. 1 Nov. 2011. Kurpis‚ Lauren. "Causes of Endangerment." Endangered Species - EndangeredSpecie

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    Why Zoos Are Necessary for the Cognitive Expansion of Humanity I. Introduction Since their inception in Ancient Egypt‚ (Rose‚ 2009) zoos have a place in our society‚ and always will. They are living museums of the saga of all natural life; bearing witness to a countless parade of evolutional history. The public has an unalienable right to experience these ecological wonders in a safe‚ welcoming environment. II. Argument A. Education of the Masses Zoos provide an invaluable service

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    Endangered Languages

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    “Endangered languages should be saved” Many languages are at the danger of disappearance. The reason of their extinction could be the decrease in a number of people speaking that language. A 85% of 6000 languages appear to be spoken in 25 countries (NOW 2000). Language extinction is caused by external and internal factors. Internal forces such as community’s negative behaviour to mother language‚ or simply decrease in the number of speakers are mainly derived from factors such as military‚ economic

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    quick as you learn a trigger signal you can also not associate it with an event. If you normally ring a bell before feeding the dog and you just ring the bell without the food‚ the dog won’t associate the bell with food anymore. This is called extinction. Extinction is the diminished responding that occurs when the CS (tone) no longer signals an impending US (food). Wait a few hours and ring the bell with the follow up with food and the salivation to the tone would reappear spontaneously. A dog or human

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