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Superfund

Instructions What is Superfund? If a remedy (that is, a proposed cleanup project) leaves hazardous materials on a site, what standard must it meet? Is Superfund cleanup an issue for which we should bend environmental regulations to achieve its goals? Support your opinions with facts and include actual Superfund site examples.

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Week 4: Literature Review

compose a 2-3 page literature review in  which you review historical and current perspectives on your topic.  You  will use the Virtual Library to locate an appropriate number (3-4  sources) in which you: • Summarize the major trends and/or ideas related to your chosen topic. • Evaluate, analyze, and/or synthesize how the cited sources align with  your articulated persuasive thesis statement you plan on using for your  final research paper.

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A & P II

Testosterone is a hormone that is naturally produced by both men and women, though typically at lower levels in women. Some international sports organizations use measurements of testosterone levels to determine eligibility for competing in women’s sports events. These rules are often challenged, as demonstrated by the case of Indian sprinter Dutee Chand. This figure shows the blood testosterone levels for 676 Olympic-level elite athletes, grouped by their biological sex and sport. Using the graph, information, and attachment provided, please complete the following by submitting 500-750 words,...

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IS Ultra Thin Keto SAFE TO USE? READ BENEFITS& SIDE EFFECTS

Diet pills can help you stay on track with Ultra Thin Keto your weight loss goals. Diet pills make it easier to stay motivated because they help you see results faster. How to know which diet pills are the best for losing weight? Everyone loses weight at their own pace and has their own needs, but there are five basic types of diet pills.

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culture

Reflect on your own experiences that inform your ideas about culture. You may find that some of your experiences involve your own experiences of being a “cultural Other” when you travelled to a different country in the past.  You may find that some of your experiences have to do with your hyphenated cultural identity (i.e. Japanese-American) in the United States or outside of the country. Describe those experiences and how they contribute to your thinking about culture. Explain to me how those experiences work together to shape your thinking about culture. Explain to me how you see the connect...

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Week 1 project

Discuss how adaptations allowed plants to move from an aquatic environment to the variety of habitats they inhabit today. You may wish to start out discussing single celled algae and include the transition from prokaryotes to eukaryotes. At the beginning or end of the essay, it may be helpful to write about plants that you have observed (using correct scientific nomenclature), and consider their traits and habitat. Then explain why those traits are adaptive, and how they arose. Don't forget the role of natural selection in adaptation.

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Discussion Board 1 BIO. PLEASE READ ALL!!!!!!!

Based on our current knowledge of extremophiles that exist on planet Earth, what does the existence of life in such extreme environments say about the possibility of life on other planets?     Provide at least one specific example.

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cell & molecular biology review paper

Format: - 12 pt. Times New Roman font, double-spaced, 1” margins with proper grammar & spelling Literature Cited: -Single format for bibliography & in-text citations using correct information with at least 4 references total including the two primary articles chosen

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Discussion: Cloning

Good Day writer,  Please see the attached screenshot for the discussion post requirements. If anything additional is needed, please let me know.  "When you hear the word cloning, what do you think of? You may have heard of Dolly the Sheep, but what about Cumulina the mouse? Mira the goat? Noto and Kaga, the cows? What about Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, the macaques? Cloning occurs in nature all the time. Science first started using cloning techniques in plants and in recent decades other organisms as well as tissues and cells. There are two types of cloning: (1) therapeutic cloning and (2) reprod...