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for a frog, it is called the cloaca. Secondly, the human body, crayfish, earthworm, and frog also have many similarities and differenced of how their respiratory system works. The crayfish respiratory system is the least complex. Crayfish have gills, which are used to release carbon dioxide and to pick up oxygen, by having a constant flow of blood. Frogs consist of nostrils and larynx, which opens up two lungs. The walls of the lungs are filled with capillaries. Capillaries are

Eroticism is also created from the sexualization of girlhood, leading to the desires of older men (Kehily, 2012). The most notorious example of girlhood eroticism is the creation of the Lolita. The concept of the Lolita was created by author Vladimir Nabokov in his novel Lolita, a story about an older man whose obsession of a 12 year-old girls causes him to fantasize, lust, and eventually “groom” her into having an affair. This aided in the development of eroticism where girls can “appear simultaneously

of bivalves are made up of calcium carbonate. Bivalves can be found in both salt water and fresh water habitats. The anatomy of a bivalve includes a mantle, gills, adductor muscle(s), foot, digestive system and circulatory system, nervous system and a urogenital system (FAO). The mantle of a bivalve covers the soft parts of its body. The gills are used for filter feeding and respiratory purposes. Adductor muscles are used to close the valves, and the foot of the bivalve is used to burrow into the

Thanks to our course, it teaches me something I didn't know before. This week, what I learnt was ancient Greek actually forged Roman society and its past glories. Apart from their historical connections, it turned out Greek was an inspiration for Roman's outstanding achievements, to an extent, if the proverb "all roads lead to Rome" presents this city-state's central position in Antiquity, I will think Roman's success owed its origin to Greek, to say the least. In my opinion, Greece was the true

When I started this project, I knew I was looking at what we usually deem “confessional” nonfiction. But from the beginning, I was uneasy with the term itself, with all its many implications and baggage ranging from religious connotations to the role of power. I was – and still am – bothered by the way the term is thrown around, often as an insult, and applied to an array of experiences. Trauma, emotion, wrongdoing, illness, abuse – these are just a few of the broad types of personal writing that

Nearly 25 percent of teens drink alcohol because they think it is fun; however the problems it may bring are not so fun (Hyde 22). There over six times more teen deaths per year from alcohol than any other drug (O’Malley 30). Alcohol affects the body of teens as well as all of the developmental processes. A major issue of teens drinking is that it increases the chance of becoming an alcoholic in the future; which leads to lowered self-control, impaired judgment, and lowered inhibition (Heath 12)

Introduction All living organisms need energy, which is formed in respiration, in order to accommodate survival and reproduction. Gas exchange is a physical process wherein oxygen and carbon dioxide (the two main respiratory gases of aerobic respiration) move in opposite directions across an organism 's respiratory membranes, between the air or water of the external environment and the body fluids of the internal environment. Oxygen is needed by cells to extract energy from organic molecules, such

from the heart and lungs and to the cells of an organism’s body so that they can perform their functions, and to take oxygen-poor blood back to the heart and lungs again. Gas exchange occurs in both of the lungs of mammals in double circulation, gills of fish in single circulation, and lungs and skin of amphibians in double circulation, as the blood is replenished, and the capillaries of the upper area, the abdominal region and lower areas as oxygen is taken up by the body’s cells. Capillaries are

Surjeet has taught at the Vancouver Community College since 2001. She also works as a counsellor for battered women and continues to write. Many of the works by Kalsey reflect women's issues in Indo-Canadian life. Violence against women and violence within the family are but a few of the issues that emerge in her plays, poetry and short stories. Although little has been written about Surjeet Kalsey, she delivers a powerful spirit in poems such as 'Disowning Oneself where she speaks of the struggle

even die if their skin dries completely. Life cycles are different in that when reptile eggs hatch, the young look like miniature adults. An amphibian initially emerges from an egg in the form of an aquatic larva, like a tadpole that breathes through gills until they mature and develop lungs so they may survive without being completely submerged. 3. Aves a. Roadrunner b. Barn Owl 4. Mammalia a. Cottontail rabbit b. Opossum c. Which of