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1. Define what it means to be human from an anatomical perspective by discussing what you learned in the class.
2. Define what it means to be human from a cultural perspective by discussing what you learned in the class.
3. Choose one of the fossil species that is not designated as Homo sapiens and make a convincing argument as to why they should be thought of as the first genuinely human beings. You must refer to specific anatomical and/or cultural facts.
4. Use Academic Search Complete (EBSCO), found on this DVC Library page, to find two (2) published articlesabout this species that discuss their anatomy and/or culture. Websites, encyclopedias, and other books are not acceptable references for this assignment.
5. Provide evidence to support your argument by discussing the specific details of anatomy and/or culture that are detailed in these references.
6. Paraphrase important points to demonstrate that you read and understood both references.
7. Use correct APA-style in-text notes to cites references when you use them in the body of your essay. Click here for guidelines on APA style in-text notes.
8. Provide an APA-style list of only the references that you cited in your essay at the end of the paper. Click here for guidelines on the APA style list of references.
9. Write a minimum of 1500 words (about 3 pages single-spaced).

IMPORTANT: No form of academic dishonesty will be tolerated. This includes:

• cutting and pasting words from anywhere without putting them in quotes, citing the source, and providing a reference
• paraphrasing what you read somewhere without citing the source and providing a reference
• attaching a bogus reference to a statement; claiming that your information came from a source it does not actually come from
• having someone else write your paper

Can you help me understand this Physics question?

Do the experiment use i don’t any number (data) for the table, please do it fast, I  at work so I kind busy. please read the page 13-14 Experiment 3: Ohm’s Law do all the question  fill up the table graph, show calculation

Construct a graph of Current (vertical axis) vs Resistance.

? For each of your sets of data, calculate the ratio of Voltage/Resistance. Compare the values you calculate with the measured values of the current.

? From your graph, what is the mathematical relationship between Current and Resistance?

? Ohm’s Law states that current is given by the ratio of voltage/resistance. Does your data concur with this? 

? What were possible sources of experimental error in this lab? Would you expect each to make your results larger or to make them smaller?

I need an explanation for this Biology question to help me study.

Marine Bio Questions

Life on the Benthos I: Lower Invertebrates

1. Describe how Cnidarians and Ctenophores are similar. How are they different?
2. Sea anemones compete for space and this was covered in lecture. Describe how they ‘wage war’.
3. Symbiotic relationships were discussed in the lecture. Define the term symbiosis. What are the 3 main types of symbiosis? Be sure to include an example for each.

4. Compare and contrast the worms in the Phylum Platyhelminthes and Phylum Nematoda.

28 Why did suction-feeding fish evolve at a much greater rate than biting fish?

Identify the labeled parts of the fish in Figure 2(attached): , , , and . try to identify this endemic California fish.

26Define precocious and altricial in reference to animals and give an example of each.

Why is it important to study the amphibious natural history of invasive amphibious fishes? In answering your question, make sure to tie it back to management of these species.

24What is coprophagy and why do some animals do it?

If you were to breed a goat to have more nipples to produce more milk, what would you expect to happen to its litter sizes? Why?

21Why do male baboons commit infanticide and feticide when joining a new troop?

2nd question:

multiple choice 20: Which of these is not a requirement of signaling?

16 multiple choice: Which of these marine habitats are particularly productive habitats/generally have a consistently high abundance of vertebrate life?

Coral reefs

Deep sand

Estuaries

Kelp forest

Abyssopelagic zone

Rock piles

Open ocean

2nd question:

Why do smaller animals generally need to eat more frequently than larger animals? 

13Why is it important to document the species found in areas that have not been well-documented, along with their natural history?

14What kinds of fossils are you most likely to find in San Diego and why? What kinds of fossils are you least likely to find in San Diego and why?