Biology

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Conservation Biology Abstract on Conservation Biology This practical research paper conducted an analysis on the topic of nest predation in the fragmented landscape. For this paper, West Africa has been chosen as the fragmented landscape. The effect of landscape fragmentation of the nest predation in West Africa is amended in this paper. The nest predation rate in West Africa depends upon the edge distance, which is also discussed with…

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An Overview of The Bio Chemical Processes that Occur when We Run What Happens to The Body Before We Start Running? For every physical activity, the body requires energy. Any type of physical exercise increases our heart rate, boosts oxygen levels, improves cardiac output and raises the core body temperature. As soon as one starts running, their muscles start using adenosine triphosphate which are the energy molecules our body makes from the…

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Section A: Z. Hristova Ecological Genetics - Question 1 Devise an experiment which will help you determine whether the variation seen in a species of plants living in different habitats is the result of phenotypic plasticity or natural selection. In your answer include a definition of phenotypic plasticity and how it differs from evolution by natural selection.  Answer 1. The experimental design can involve a qualitative approach. H…

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Question 1- Human Disease Is Often Caused by Microorganisms Question 1 B) What are opportunistic pathogens and how do they differ from primary pathogens? Answer: opportunistic pathogens are a category of microorganisms that produce infections in clinics, immunosuppressed individuals, or latent disorders such as cystic fibrosis that promote infection, not usually infecting safe hosts.Primary pathogens can cause disease-related patho-logical …

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Adaptations of Cane Toad in Australia Introduction to Cane Toads Cane toads (Rhinella marina; formerly Bufo marinus) are tough, adaptable, and poisonous toads that have become an invasive species in Australia affecting its ecology and environment (Fig. 1). This toad sp. is native to Mexico and Hawaii (Kosmala et al., 2017). The toad was first introduced in Queensland in the 1930s, Australia as a biological control for the beetles prese…

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Introduction Pregnancy is a normal physiological process which requires the synchronisation of multiple organs of our body. For meeting the needs of the developing foetus, a pregnant woman undergoes many anatomical changes in the breast tissues and physiological changes in the circulatory system, cardiovascular system and the kidney. Such changes are based on ovary endocrine secretions, and possibly placenta and decidua. In maintaining materna…

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Case Study: Nevaeh Teenage Pregnancy The glandular structures found Nevaeh’s breast tissues play a vital function in reproduction. These tissues are responsible for the secretion of the lubricating fluid during sexual intercourse. During pregnancy however, the secretion of these tissues changes adversely for proper maintenance of the pregnancy especially during the first trimester. They enhance a supportive environment for the growt…

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Stage 1: Introduction Oxytocin is a peptide hormone that is produced by the hypothalamus and is released by the posterior pituitary (Nagasawa et al. 2015). The hormone plays an essential role in social bonding and affection (Powell et al. 2019). Oxytocin levels also play an essential role in a healthy dog-owner relationship (Peterson et al. 2017). A surge in oxytocin levels is overserved when the dogs interact with their owners (Marshall-Pesci…

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Stage 1: Introduction Antibiotics significantly impact the gut microbiome and overall health of the animals. This research aims to underpin the effect of antibiotics on the gastrointestinal microbiome of the koalas with Chlamydia. Antibiotics are known to improve Chlamydia infections (Phillips et al. 2018). Chlamydia infections are sexually transmitted and found in humans. The Chlamydia infections have also hit the koalas with certain populati…

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Nursing care for a patient with bipolar I disorder Table of Contents Introduction  Description of the disorder  Signs and Symptoms of the disorder  Pathophysiology  Contemporary treatment for bipolar I disorder  Pharmacological treatment approach  Non pharmacological treatment  Nursing Management within the multidisciplinary team Expected treatment outcome  Introduction B…