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    The Hot Zone Sparknotes

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    Published in 1992, “The Hot Zone”, written by Richard Preston, describes the Ebola outbreak during the 1980’s in Reston, Virginia. The novel effectively describes the African outbreaks and the research behind them as well as the quarantine of the monkey facility in Virginia. The book begins by introducing Charles Monet, who was the first person infected in the African outbreak. Charles and his girlfriend traveled to Mount Elgon, located in West Kenya. Three days after spending the night in the

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    The World 's First Space

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    World War 2 a new conflict began. Known as the cold war it was between the United States and the Soviet Union. The war worked a way into everyday life for both countries. The arms race fueled the cold war and the growing threat of nuclear weapons. The space race continued when the Soviet Union launched the Soviet R-7 intercontinental ballistic missile launched Sputnik. The Soviet R-7 was the world’s first artificial satellite and the first man-made object to be placed into the Earth’s orbit. In 1958

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    In 2017, R. Cheruku et. al. [52] proposed in their paper “SM-RuleMiner : Spider monkey based rule miner using novel fitness function for diabetes classification” that SMO can be used to outline an effective rule miner called SM-RuleMiner for diabetes diagnosis. Fitness function was also designed for SM-RuleMiner. On its comparison with other meta-heuristic-based rule mining algorithms, it was found that SM-RuleMiner achieved the best ranking in average sensitivity and the second best ranking in

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    The studies of primate evolution have been developing throughout the years and now scientists are able to compare and contrast between several types of primate groups. One notable primitive characteristic that non-human primates and human primates have retained is the development and evolution of their dentition. Due to primates having long growth periods, scientists are able to research how primates have different dental characteristics and specializations in modern time (Larsen, 2008). By analyzing

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    advantageous trait Describe the different selection pressure of natural selection Overproduction is when the individuals produces too many offspring that will probably die. Competition is where individuals of the same species compete for food, water and space in order to live.The environmental change is the change that may help the organism in a good way or a bad

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    The story What ever happened to Pussy, and The monkey trainer, were talking about animals, and people. They both are dependent on someone else for their well-being, and they both have hope for better times. Monkey trainer: The three monkeys immediately jumped around making a great din, hoping for a beginning to the end of the torment they had lived through the previous night. Pussy: …when she was hungry and would begin mewing in gentle entreaty and rubbing herself against her mistress’s legs so

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    and thus, culture, the stories of Oedipus Rex and Monkey: Story of the West have managed to capture an aspect of the human condition that has not changed over the millennia: the excess of pride. Humanity has also questioned the impact and control over their lives, wondering if some omniscient, higher power influences their lives or if man is truly in charge of paving their own destiny. Such philosophical thinking has also surpassed time and space, taking harbor in literature and media. Such themes

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    little kid, but was stopped in her tracks because there in front of Eve was a seven foot tall, rainbow sock monkey. Needless to say Eve started sprinting in the other direction. What the heck is THIS monster! I’ve never seen it before. She thought trying to outrun what was probably a trap. I’m not a monster. The monkey answered. With this phrase Eve screeched to a halt, and the monkey was behind her. This not-monster

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    Narrator goes to work, only to realize that his boss is dead and the building is blown up, and the last time he was there he remembers the smell of gasoline on his hands. In order to avoid the police, the Narrator catches a bus that is filled with space monkeys, with orders from Tyler to castrate him. The Narrator wakes up on the floor of his burned down condominium, not as a

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    Title/Topic: You think you 're ready for a pet? I wouldn 't monkey around with that decision! Background/Context Paragraph How cool would it be to own a exotic pet, like a monkey! As stated by i.life.science.com, between 5,000 and 7,000 tigers are kept as pets. That 's more than the amount in the wild, being only 3,200. WOW! Additionally, monkeys are also very popular pets, the National Geographic article titled “The Perils of Keeping Monkey as Pets”, states that about 15,000 primates are kept as pets

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