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Confucius lived during a period which the German philosopher Karl Jaspers has called the "Axial Age," the period between 800-200 BCE which Jaspers said turned on a historical axis of the year 500 BCE when the world's major religious and thought systems emerged. So basically religious things started to pop up.
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Answer:
B-Testes of species 2 are larger than testes of species 1.
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Relatively bigger tests are associated with female and/or male promiscuity across a wide range of invertebrate and vertebrate taxa.
Short 1979; Harcourt et al. 1981;
Two general theories to explain the interspecific difference in test size were proposed: 1) sperm competition (Parker 1970) and 2) sperm depletion (Short 1981). Data available suggest that sperm competition in the evolution of the size of avian testes may be a more important selective force than sperm depletion. As a result, species-specific test size data were used in comparative studies, particularly of birds, as a convenient and supposedly reliable index of sperm competition levels which further leads to bird promiscuity.
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Continents, mountains, and bodies of water.
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A biologist might designate regions based on continents, mountains, and bodies of water, because these are large areas unlike other things. For example, a biologist wouldn't designate a region over a 15 mile island.
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Halifax
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Large city, so I would have to guess it is urban.
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Tysons Corner, Virginia
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An area becomes an edge city when there is a concentration of firms, and entertainment and shopping centers in a previously known rural or residential area. Tysons Corner, Virginia, is one of the most famous examples of an edge city.
