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Easements vary greatly in the extent of <u>disruption</u> that they impose on the encumbered land.
<h3>What is an easement?</h3>
The legal right to utilize another person's property is known as an easement. An easement may be required for a variety of reasons, including drainage, ingress, and egress. An easement may be necessary if a piece of property lacks access to a road.
When a piece of property has been utilized for up to 20 years by someone who is not the legal owner without the owner's permission or knowledge, a prescriptive easement is created.
In conclusion, easements vary greatly in the extent of disruption that they impose on the encumbered land.
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easements vary greatly in the extent of _____ that they impose on the encumbered land
- disruption
- duration
- legal standing
When blood doping, it creates more red blood cells which carry oxygen to generally create ATP so in that case there would be more oxygen absorbed by a athlete blood doping than a athlete that is not due to the fact of the increase of red blood cells.
<span>There are two types of reproductive strategies: r and k
r- strategy is the type of organism that makes alot of babies. They have limited to no parent care. They also have a high death rate, but matures rapidly. The growth curve would be exponential like X^2.
For example: Think r for RATS because even if you think you killed all the rats, there are constantly making more.
k-strategy is the type of organism that makes a single or few babies. The give alot of attention/parent care. They mature slow, and low death rate. The growth curve is sigmuodial. The have a limited to how much species live in that environment called the carrying capacity. Carrying capacity = maximum of # of population within an environment (food, living space, etc).
For example: Think K for Kangaroo. </span>
