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16-3. Discuss how important diversity and inclusion programs would be in companies based in Canada and Norway. Explain why there might be different approaches to diversity in different countries..

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2. Alternative price indexes Because there isnt one single measure of inflation, the government and researchers use a variety of methods to get the most balanced picture of how prices fluctuate in the economy. Two of the most commonly used price indexes are the consumer price index (CPI) and the GDP deflator. using The cPl for this year is calculated by dividing the by the and multiplying by 100. Howevec, the GDP deflator reflects only the prices or an goous aniv se.vices.

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1a. The entire Precambrian Eon ( Hadean, Archean and Proterozoic ) spans 85% of all geologic time ranging from: 10 b.y.a. - 600 m.y.a. 200 m.y.a. - 60 m.y.a. 4.6 b.y.a. - 542 m.y.a. 6 b.y.a. - 400 m.y.a. b. The collective term for the important assemblages of mostly soft bodied organisms that lived mainly between 600 m.y.a. - 545 m.y.a. during the Neo or Late Proterozoic is: Paleozoic Fauna Ediacaran Fauna Shelly Fauna Proterozoic Fauna c. You are a crew member on the U.S.S. Enterprise. You must save the Earth by going back in time to find the now extinct species of humpback whale. Unfortunately, Spock makes a huge error in the time travel calculations and the Enterprise ends up in the Paleo/Early Archean . Scientists on the Enterprise are always curious so they organize a landing party to investigate. They bring the standard landing party equipment such as tricorders, communicators and phasers with them. What other vital item does the landing party need to bring with them for this short trip? oxygen supply food glasses a camera 10 b.y.a. - 600 m.y.a. 200 m.y.a. - 60 m.y.a. 4.6 b.y.a. - 542 m.y.a. 6 b.y.a. - 400 m.y.a..

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18. Which of the following lymph nodes drains the leg? a) deep inguinal. b) internal iliac. c) paraaortic d) superior mesenteric. 19. The lymph vessels from the right leg are collected in: a) Right bronchomediastinal trunk b) Right lymph duct c) Right neck veins d) Thoracic duct 20. One of the following statements about lymphatic vessels is FALSE a) They drain interstitial fluid b) They have thin walls c) They show many valves d) They collect in larger lymphatic vessels which open directly into the blood stream 21. The number of deciduous (milk) teeth is: a) sixteen. b) thirty two. c) twenty two. d) twenty. 22. The cardiac orifice is a passage between the: a) Left atrium and left ventricle b) Right atrium and right ventricle c) Stomach and duodenum d) Stomach and esophagus..

18- What is a loci- specific location on the chromosomes 19- What are.pdf

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18. What is a loci? specific location on the chromosomes 19. What are linked genes? genes that tend to be inherited together This is because they are located close together on the same chromosome. Therefore. it is less likely to become separated during crossing over. 20. Why did Thomas Hunt Morgan study fruit flies? fruit flies breed at a high rate and only have 4 pair of chromosomes 21. Can you make a chromosome map given % recombination? 22. In Morgan's fruit fly studies, wing size and body color were linked genes. However, some offspring had phenotypes that did not match the parents. What are these called? recombinant phenotypes a. What was the mechanism that allowed this recombination to occur? crossing over taking place in meiosis 1 23. What are sex-linked traits? alleles present on the sex chromosome take on unique patterns.

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18. Describe how both average basin slope and channel slope change as a function of basin area? 19. Where is stream velocity greater - in a mountain cascade or a large lowland river? Explain your answer 20. List the four valley segment types and describe the dominant processes in each. 32. At what different timescales do tectonic, climatic, and human forcing affect drainage basins 9. Discuss the residence time of sediment in a drainage basin? 28. List three reasons why rivers leave behind terraces?.

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16. Envision an imaginary rare species called the Prismatic Rainbow Snail ( Helix luminosus ). This tiny gastropod has a beautiful iridescent, translucent shell that when held at the right angle seems to refract sunlight like a prism. It has an extremely limited distribution, only found in moist ravines under hemlock trees near Banner Elk, North Carolina. The combination of increased development for new summer homes and declining hemlock populations due to the hemlock wooly adelgids, has resulted in a sharp decline in H. luminosus populations. Invent some scientific information about its ecological role and the ecosystem services provided by H. luminosus to make two utilitarian arguments for its conservation. Second, provide two moral/ethical reasons to save this species. Third, discuss your opinion about whether it is worth letting this species go extinct if it means that limited economic and personnel resources could be applied to maintaining healthy populations of six still-common snail species. (13 pts).

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17. Wrist and hand joint exercise movement analysis chart After analyzing each of the exercises in the wrist and hand joint movement analysis chart, break each into two primary movement phases such as a lifting phase and lowering phase. For each phase, determine the wrist and hand joint movements occurring, and then list the wrist and hand joint muscles primarily responsible for causing/controlling those movements or maintaining the position. Beside each muscle in each movement indicate the type of contraction as follows: I-isometric; C-concentric; E-.

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17. Increasing the pH of an aqueous solution will cause carbonate mineral solubility to: (a) increase (b) decrease 18. The solubility of carbonate minerals in low pH aqueous solutions increase with: (a) increasing temperature and increasing partial pressure of CO 2 (b) decreasing temperature and increasing partial pressure of CO 2 (c) increasing temperature and decreasing partial pressure of CO 2 (d) decreasing temperature and decreasing partial pressure of CO 2.

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15 The second half to the Student Report will retrieve the specific fees for which the student whose ID is in cell B2 is responsible. In cell E5, enter a VLOOKUP function that will retrieve the student's Uniform Size from the range A12:E36 on the StudentReport worksheet. Incorporate an IFERROR function so that if there is no Student ID in cell B2, a blank value ("' ") is returned instead of a \#N/A error..

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14. Why do lawmakers find it difficult to define and pass laws relating to cybercrime? because there are too many digital boundaries already in place and there is no room for more because by the time they agree on a law and pass it, the timeframe for the law has already expired because cybercrime laws require 100 percent lawmaker approval, so most laws never pass because the tech world changes at such a rapid pace.

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