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    the functioning in everyday living, is causing drastic warmth in temperature, dangerously heating up the atmosphere. This has resulted in the melting of the cryosphere. In other words, Earth’s frozen water in the oceans surrounding the boarders of Antarctica and the Arctic is melting. Global weather is also reaching up to higher extremes. Increased water evaporation paves the way for extreme weather storms to occur, which includes hurricanes and tornadoes. Rising sea levels also make coastal…

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    Europa has a thick layer of ice with saltwater oceans underneath. The oceans remain liquid due to tidal heating. This replicates “the underground lakes in Antarctica that are being explored and contain life”(“Life In Our Solar System”). Which means it could probably sustain life in the future. Ganymede is the largest of the moons in the entire solar system. Which also has an icy surface with saltwater oceans…

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    the sea level rise. Now, Horton’s research indicates that sea levels are rising faster than they have been in at least 2,700 years. Atlantic city is facing the risk of being submerged by the sea. (Hayden) Also a research shows that penguins on Antarctica, where their numbers have fallen from 32,000 breeding pairs to 11,000 in 30 years.…

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    Alligator Chlamydosaurus

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    HERPETOLOGY ASSIGNMENT 2 1. List the scientific and common names of 2 different species of crocodilians, and produce a series of 10 bullet points below the name, listing interesting and important facts that relate to each of those species. Species 1 - American Alligator, Mississippi Alligator, Pike-headed alligator, "gator" (Alligator mississippiensis) (Britton 2009a) Picture: Figure 1 - Alligator mississippiensis(Hillman 2004) 1. Alligator mississippiensis of the order Crocodylia and the…

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    which is defined to as highly favorable traits that will eventually become widespread in the population, building new species-typical features. An example of this can be found in the animal kingdom more specifically polar bears. Polar bears live in Antarctica and through the process of natural selection they have adapted the trait of thick fur coat that has the benefits of keeping them warm. Lastly, natural selection plays the role of variation in evolution which is defined as in all species,…

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    Sea Jellyfish Adaptations

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    to survive. Despite living in different locations of the ocean, zombie worms, giant squids, yeti crabs, and deep-sea jellyfish all share one common trait: they must adapt to their environment to survive. A recently explored area of the ocean near Antarctica in the Southern Pacific has…

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    The Ocean Circulation

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    The ocean circulation can be defined like the global movement of water, which occurs in the ocean basins. These movement of water are the ocean currents, which plays an important role in the climate since store and distribute heat, microorganisms like nutrients and freshwater all over the world. Therefore, any change that modifies the ocean circulation will alter drastically the global climate. In this section it will be broadly explained the factors, which determine the ocean circulation and a…

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    solutions. The definition of climate change according to dictionary.com is “a long-term change in the earth’s climate, especially a change due to increase in the average atmospheric temperature” an example would be the melting ice caps in Greenland or Antarctica. Increase in temperature can be related to emissions of greenhouse gasses, which are any of the gases whose absorption of solar radiation is responsible for the greenhouse effect. Examples are carbon dioxide, methane, ozone, and…

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    Conservatives and liberals are more a less disparate from one another, not including employment speculations. The vast majority of all Republicans live in more rural, bucolic areas, including Randolph County, North Carolina. The Republican Party is also classified as the Grand Old Party (GOP), or the Gallant Old Party (GOP). The winner of the 2016 Presidential election was a Republican (Donald Trump), and the majority of the current House of Representatives is also Republican. The Republicans…

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    That means our seas are rising and will continue to rise. Dimick’s article states that “Seas are rising because ice sheets in Greenland and parts of Antarctica, and glaciers in Alaska and elsewhere, are melting as global temperatures rise. Meltwater flows from continents into the oceans, just like water flowing into a bathtub.” (Dimick,2015). If the water continues to rise eventually there will be massive…

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