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Does the beak size of Probosciger aterrimus affect its foraging success? Introduction: Probosciger aterrimus, also known as the palm cockatoo, goliath cockatoo, and great black cockatoo, is a large black parrot of the Cacatuide family (White et al. 2011). The cockatoo Probosciger aterrimus is often found in New Guinea, Aru Islands and Cape York Peninsula. A bird’s beak not only allows it to eat, but also to groom and feed its offspring. Proboscigar aterrimus has a long, pointed and curved black

be destroyed. Palm oil is a vegetable oil high in saturated fats extracted from the palm fruit, the palm tree is a native plant to West Africa then was imported into South East Asia in the mid-19th century. It is one of the most popular edible oils and is being used in approximately 50% of products currently in the supermarkets of Australia including cosmetics, toiletries and food. Malaysia and Indonesia grows around 87% of palm oil while Australia imports about 130,000 tonnes of palm oil every year

In a high precision machining operation, lubricant is extensively needed to remove the heat at the tool-workpiece interfaces. High heat is generated at the interface due to friction between the tool and the workpiece, which can lead to a very poor workpiece surface quality and tool wear. For that reason, report showed that approximately 320,000 tons of lubricant were used per year in the European Union [1] proving the importance of lubricant in machining application. Lubricant is divided into three

Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad is a food processing industry that produces, manage, regulate, and distribute food and beverages. It represents an essential part of society. Food processing industry will transform raw ingredients into food, or of food in other forms. The outcome will be marketable food products that can be easily prepared and served by the consumers. Examples include freezing vegetables, milling wheat into flour and frying potato chips. Slaughtering animals for meat is also sometimes considered

had it’s headquarters in Singapore, founded in the year 1991.Today it is Asia’s leading agribusiness group and ranked amongst the largest listed companies by market capitalisation on the Singapore Exchange. Wilmar’s business activities include oil palm cultivation, oilseed crushing, edible oil refining, sugar milling and refining, specialty fat, oleochemical, biodiesel, fertiliser manufacturing and grain processing. The core of Wilmar’s strategy is a resilient integrated agribusiness model that

Customer Behavior in Relations to Smartphone Connie Grimes Liberty University Customer Behavior in Relations to Smartphone Smartphone is the trending portable phone with improved mode of operation in the market. Smartphones have features such as cameras, video app, song app, document storage, and recording events. There are different types of smartphones that have succeeded by the OLED technology. This technology entered the market in 2013 by the Samsung group. The improvement continued in 2014

The article I decided to read and summarize has to do with the environmental impact of palm oil. Palm oil is a tropical crop that is mostly used for the production of the oil the crop contains. It has the largest yield and it is the least expensive of all vegetable oils making it the most abundantly used by consumers. Not only is palm oil used for cooking oil and in foods but it is found in almost every single product in the supermarket. This includes soaps, cosmetics, household cleaners, and much

Palm oil is the world’s most common oil that can be found in many household items ranging from bars of soap to dietary foods. Most consumers are unaware that palm oil is present in most food substances because it is not required to be labeled as such. It is simply branded as vegetable oil. The global demand for this commodity has increased over the years creating expansions of plantations in Indonesia leading to biodiversity loss, forest fires, peat degradation, hardship on families and a range

settle local disputes and provide water, land and access to credit through community rules and norms (Wily, 2003; Emadi, 2005; Favre, 2006; Brick, 2008), communities in Papua New Guinea (PNG) have managed to transform development initiatives such as oil palm production to empower themselves through ‘place-based practices’ (Curry, 2003, p. 3) that bear little resemblance to traditional market relations. As Gregory (1982) notes, the use of

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