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    Cray Fish Animal Behavior

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    several cray fish and put two of them each toe to toe in a small container to see which one would dominate their opponent. One of the main behaviors we looked for was a dominance display. When using this dominance display‚ one cray fish will stand up very tall while spreading its chelae‚ the other cray fish will be submissive. We asked ourselves if the weight of the cray fish would affect the outcome of the winner or loser at all. To start off the experiment‚ we chose one really big cray fish that appeared

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    TEST Reprimanded fish are honestly not good‚ this is a test. To impede on someone is very bad.Reprimanded fish are honestly not good‚ this is a test. To impede on someone is very bad.Reprimanded fish are honestly not good‚ this is a test. To impede on someone is very bad.Reprimanded fish are honestly not good‚ this is a test. To impede on someone is very bad.Reprimanded fish are honestly not good‚ this is a test. To impede on someone is very bad.Reprimanded fish are honestly not good‚ this is a test

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    In the poem "The Fish‚" Elizabeth Bishop uses a fish as a symbol to express the theme of life and experience. The poem by itself has little structure to it. There are no apparent rhyme schemes‚ nor any clear meters. However‚ Bishop uses very powerful diction and ideas in the poem‚ forcing the reader to think and relate it to a greater aspect of his/her own life. The persona has a very mature and serious tone‚ and some gloomy element to his/her mood. The poem uses a significant amount of imagery.

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    Gold Fish Lab Report

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    terrestrial‚ seek to avoid stressful thermal environments or to compensate for the temperature change by mostly lowering the metabolic rate (1979). Lowering the metabolic rate allows certain enzymes to be produced and chemical reactions to happen within the fish that actually warms it up. While lowering metabolic rates are important‚ respiration regulation is also important. Stephen C. Wood also believes that ectotherms need behavioral mechanisms for temperature control. These mechanisms could include slowing

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    Knife Fish as Cooking Oil

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    CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION Knife Fish (Chitala ornata) as cooking oil SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY Base on this study‚ Knife fish is one of a pest that is mostly seen in Laguna bay. It doesn’t only help us to use this as oil for food‚ but it can also help us lessen the pests in Laguna. The significance of this study is to extract some fish oil from the knife fish and convert that into cooking oil‚ and to prove that knife fish can be used as cooking oil. Knife fish maybe considered as a pest but it is

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    ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I LIST OF REFERENCES • MAIN REFERENCES – Shier‚ D.‚ Butler‚ J.‚ & Lewis‚ R. (2010). Hole’s Human Anatomy & Physiology. (12th ed.). New York: McGraw Hill. – Tortora‚ G.J.‚ & Derrickson‚ B.H. (2009). Principles of Anatomy and Physiology. Volume 1. (12th ed.). England: John Wiley & Sons 5 LIST OF REFERENCES • ADDITIONAL REFERENCES – Marieb‚ E.N. (2010). Human Anatomy & Physiology. (8th ed.). New York: Pearson Benjamin Cummings. – Seeley‚ R.R.‚ Stephens‚ T

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    overview of Anatomy 5

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    An Overview of Anatomy Laszlo Vass‚ Ed.D. Version 42-0001-00-01 Observations What is the purpose of this exercise? Are there any safety concerns associated with this exercise? If so‚ list what they are and what precautions should be taken. Exercise 1: Anatomical Position Question

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    Fish Farm Feasibility Study

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    farming. Johann believes that arctic charr might suit them well. Before making up their mind they inspect their water resources‚ the features of their land and other factors that might support or rule against their hopes. They also study the basics of fish farming‚ collect information on what facilities are required‚ prices of material and equipment they would have to buy and‚ of course‚ look into the market situation. At the end of the year they have - aside their regular work on the farm - spent on

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    Breeding a Janitor Fish in a home aquarium would be difficult. The janitor fish have high fecundity and it lays 472 to 1238 mature male/female eggs. Its eggs are usually generated in stony areas or in dug holes in nearby banks and. The male Janitor Fishes that takes care of the eggs for 3-5 days. Each fish is expected to last for 10 – 15 years making it fast increasing specie estimated to double its population in about 1 – 4 years time. But there are many factors considered for the fish to thrive in a

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    Room-Temp Fish Experiment

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    Ice Water Fish Vs. Room Temp Fish INTRODUCTION Fish‚ being an aquatic animal‚ has a respiratory system that is different from animals that live on land. It is capable of breathing underwater‚ without coming up for oxygen. Fish are able to breathe underwater due to a breathing organ known as gills; which is made up of thin feathery sheets of tissue membrane containing many blood vessels through which oxygen passes allowing fish to breathe (Edmonson 2006). Fish breathe by the process of water

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