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To experience nature at its fullest requires mental effort.
1.<span>The reasoning behind introducing these gray wolves (Canis Lupus) to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem was to increase the population of wolves there since they were once scattered because of people killing these animals off with the assumption that they were predators and were viewed as dangerous animals.
2.Try to do this question, at least.....
3.</span><span>During this time of introducing these wolves to the GYE, acclimation pens were used since they weren't used to the ecosystem yet. This caused them to not damage themselves.
4.This behavior would be rare in mammals because usually the other mammals would refuse to claim, or even think about adopting an offspring, so for Wolf #8 to adopt an offspring, is not something that the other mammals would do,and it can probably tell the others that it's not so bad
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① ultimate dictionary authority today - <span><em>Oxford English Dictionary</em>
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② prescriptive method - a record of scholarly opinion regarding how language should be used
③ Johnson's dictionary - <span><em>Dictionary of the English Language</em>
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④ historical method - the use of literary texts to establish context for definitions of words
⑤ Webster's dictionary - <span><em>American Dictionary of the English Language</em>
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⑥ etymology - the history of a word
⑦ lexicography - the science of dictionary making
⑧ language purists - believed that language change was the result of language corruption
⑨ grammarians - scholars who set standards for how language should be used
⑩ descriptive method - a record of the way in which language is actually used
⑪ language fixing - attempts to slow or halt language change
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The four selections use different media to present information about effects of human activities on the environment. There are advantages and disadvantages to each medium. For example, the photographs and diagrams in "A Natural Balance"