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Dugongs are large grey mammals that live exclusively in the sea. They can grow up to 3 meters long and weigh 400 kilograms. Dugongs have nostrils near the top of their snouts and swim using an up and down tail motion and two flippers. They are found in warm, shallow seas near Australia and other parts of the Indian and Pacific Oceans where sea grass grows. Dugongs only surface to breathe and never come onto land. They graze solely on sea grasses and are slow-moving with few defenses against predators.
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This document discusses the distribution and abundance of organisms. It defines different types of distributions like cosmopolitan, endemic, disjunct, clumped, regular, and random. Abundance refers to the number of individuals in an area and can be measured using quadrats, transects, pitfall traps, and capture-recapture methods. Both biotic and abiotic factors affect distribution and abundance, such as temperature, moisture, pH, food availability, and new predators or pathogens. Measurement scales include semi-quantitative ratings like ACFOR.
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The document provides information on various mammals, birds, and other animals found on the island, including the Brahman cow, long-tailed macaque, smooth-coated otter, wild boar, oriental magpie robin, grey heron, baya weaver, pink-necked green pigeon, spotted wood owl, Asian drongo cuckoo, giant mudskipper, Rodong snail, horseshoe crab, brittle star, maritime gecko, and changeable garden lizard. For each species, it lists their origin, conservation status, habitat, key identifying characteristics and behaviors.
endangered animals
Sahyadria denisonii, also known as the Denison barb or red-line torpedo barb, is a species of cyprinid fish endemic to rivers in Western Ghats, India. It is listed as endangered due to overexploitation for the aquarium trade. The fish has a torpedo-shaped body with silver scales and distinctive red and black lines. Conservation efforts aim to breed it in captivity to boost wild populations. Snow leopards are a large cat found in Central and South Asia. Listed as endangered, their population is estimated between 3,920-6,390. They have thick fur and rosette markings, and live in mountainous areas between 3,000-4,500
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Flying Dragon (Draco volans) is a species of gliding lizard found in southwest tropical forests of Asia and India. It has flaps of skin along its ribs that it can extend into wings to glide between trees for distances up to 26 feet. The wings provide camouflage when folded and are brightly colored with orange, red, and blue spots. Flying Dragons reach up to 9 inches in length and feed on arboreal ants and termites. In the wild, male Flying Dragons will mark two or three trees as their territory where one to three females will live in each tree.
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The document discusses the use of relative pronouns who, whom, which, that, and where in identifying or defining nouns. It provides examples of sentences using these pronouns and notes that who is used for subjects that are people, whom is used for objects that are people in formal English, which is used for animals and things, that can be used for people, animals, and things but which is more formal, and where refers to places. It then lists incomplete sentences for the reader to complete using the appropriate relative pronoun.
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The letter requests additional information about an in-home theater system and recommended upgrades. It asks for the information to be sent by October 24th so a purchase decision can be made by November 25th.
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Camels have unique adaptations that allow them to survive in desert environments with little water. They store water in their bloodstream and can go up to a week without drinking. Their humps contain fatty deposits that provide energy, not water. Camels can lose 40% of their body weight before distress and drink up to 21 gallons in 10 minutes when water is available. Their mouths, stomachs, and teeth allow them to eat dry plants that other desert animals cannot.
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Dugongs are large grey mammals that live exclusively in the sea. They can grow up to 3 meters long and weigh 400 kilograms. Dugongs have nostrils near the top of their snouts and swim using an up and down tail motion and two flippers. They are found in warm, shallow seas with sea grass throughout parts of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, including waters shared between Australia and neighboring countries. Dugongs only surface to breathe and never come onto land. They graze solely on sea grasses and are slow-moving with few defenses against predators. Young dugongs hide behind their mothers when threatened.
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