The Grey Zone

The Eastern Grey Nurse Shark inhabits Australia as a genetically distinct population from its Western counterpart, and has been labeled a “Critically Endangered” animal by the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act of 1999 ("Australian Threatened Species”). The population is found along the coast of Queensland and Narooma, the southern area of New South Wales, and various efforts have been put in place to conserve the species (“Grey Nurse Shark,” 2016). As such, the conservation

My investigation focus was to analyse the community pattern within the Rocky Shore ‘Siren’s Rock’. I investigated the distribution of the Red Sea Anemone (Actinia tenebrosa) and the Grey side-gilled Sea Slug (Pleurobranchaea maculata) on the slopes of the rocks and also in the rock pools by looking at both the abiotic and biotic factors of their environment. The community pattern found on the rocks is a zonation pattern this is because there are distinct horizontal bands of organisms from the low

According to Professor X, Jean Grey has two personalities, one is the conscious Jean who can control her power, and another one is the Phoenix Force which is, here, is the Wild Zone. The conscious Jean is not able to understand the Phoenix Force because the conscious part of Jean is influenced by the patriarchal value which is represented by Professor X and

Are Indian Banks Heading Towards ‘Financial Embarrassment’? - Kiran Kumar K V The manner in which US Federal & other central banks of advanced countries are shaping their monetary policies in order to avoid another economic downturn, is going to precisely result in that – claimed Mr. Raghuram Rajan, RBI Governor at LBS last week1 (Refer Box-1). The practice of zero-lower-bound interest rates of Fed and ECB in order to fuel industrial growth is unconventional and exposing other markets as well to

much like ecologists do. Ecologists seek to understand the dynamics of the plants and the world around them. While out on this field trip we studied three ecosystems of the Burrum Coast National Park, the Banksia forest, mangroves and the pioneer zone. When the Europeans colonised in Australia it significantly affected many native Australian plants through deforestation, exploitation of flowers and new government regulations on fire control. The Banksia Forest The banksia genus contains around

Introduction On May 8th the grades Biology students went on an excursion to the rocky shore Pt. Cartwright. Rocky shores are where the land meets the sea. On the Rocky shore there are different zones that are based on tidal level, this means the rocky shore is a quickly changing environment and due to this unique condition it gives a large biodiversity. Biodiversity is the term given to the variety of life on Earth. It is the variety within and between all species of plants, animals and microorganisms

Ecosystem is an important part of the environment and to protect the Australian native ecosystem many management plans are made to preserve it. Where the disruption occurred in the environment by human activities is not only the factor of worry, but also the exotic plants which are trying to take over the native species are a matter of concern too. The steps taken by humans to get rid of their own waste from the environment as well as the weeds, come under management plans. On the excursion to Buckley’s

The Tidal zones consist of splash zone, high water neap tide, low water neap tide, high water spring tide, low water spring tide, mid tide level and the splash zone and sub littoral zone. All of these tidal zones can be determined by which indicator organisms/animals are living there. For an example the splash zone is the highest of all zones and the organisms that are generally living there are noddiwinkles. If you spot a lot of honeycomb barnacles and blue-grey periwinkle’s then you

branches and into the water and sediment. All mangroves are found on the intertidal zones between ocean and the land. When the sediment accumulate little wave occurs, the saline depend on the frequency. Some of the indirect impacts are the sediment runoff and also including chemical runoff, global warming is one of main effects of the mangrove ecosystem. In Tannum there are various types of mangroves. Such as the river and grey mangroves located at south tree and wild cattle in both Tannum sands and Boyne

character Claire. Towards the end of “Life in the no-dating Zone”, she successfully changes for the better. Throughout the story, Claire starts off by having a certain view and belief on dating, but as the time passes she builds up more intrigued with Grey. So should she break her no dating vow? She ends up coming to the realization that she made the vow not to protect herself, but to protect her parents. She comes to this realization through Grey, he tells her to realize that her parents relationship