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Lion being a carnivore animal has a big brain as compared to other animals. The basic parts of the lion brain is similar to humans. The embryonic or foetal brain of all the mammals develop on the same way. The embyronic spinal cord develops along common sequences and patterns. The nervous system elongates from a simple elongated tube of cells called neural cells. The head (Cranial) part of the embryonic tube expands and differentiates more robustly into several clusters of cells which emerges as Forebrain(telencephalon and diencephelon), midbrain(mesencephalon) and the hindbrain (metencephalon and myelencephalon).Usually, the brain size of male lion is bigger as compared with the female lion. The main components of the vertebrate brain are Medulla, Pons, Hypothalamus, Thalamus, Cerebellum, Olfactory lobe,hippocamus. The difference in brain of lion with other animals are as follows: a. The size of the brain: Lions usually has a big size of brain as compared to other animals but tiger. b. Social behaviour: The lions prefer to live with others due to the presence of neocortex which is absent in tigers which remains alone. Solution Lion being a carnivore animal has a big brain as compared to other animals. The basic parts of the lion brain is similar to humans. The embryonic or foetal brain of all the mammals develop on the same way. The embyronic spinal cord develops along common sequences and patterns. The nervous system elongates from a simple elongated tube of cells called neural cells. The head (Cranial) part of the embryonic tube expands and differentiates more robustly into several clusters of cells which emerges as Forebrain(telencephalon and diencephelon), midbrain(mesencephalon) and the hindbrain (metencephalon and myelencephalon).Usually, the brain size of male lion is bigger as compared with the female lion. The main components of the vertebrate brain are Medulla, Pons, Hypothalamus, Thalamus, Cerebellum, Olfactory lobe,hippocamus. The difference in brain of lion with other animals are as follows: a. The size of the brain: Lions usually has a big size of brain as compared to other animals but tiger. b. Social behaviour: The lions prefer to live with others due to the presence of neocortex which is absent in tigers which remains alone..

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Simple Definations Intertidal zone : is the area that is above water at low tide and under water at high tide (in other words, the area between tide marks). Coral reef : are diverse underwater ecosystems held together by calcium carbonate structures secreted by corals. lentic habitat : has still waters. Examples include: ponds, basin marshes, ditches, reservoirs, seeps, lakes, and vernal / ephemeral pools. lotic habitat : has flowing waters. Examples include: creeks, streams, runs, rivers,springs, brooks and channels. Intertidal zone Coral reef Intertidal zone Coral reeflentic habitatlotic habitatLand meets sea,daily cycle of tidesstill,often deep waterflowing water,well aerated water,Huge variation in temperature .light intensity,& availablity of sea waterfound between 20 & 30 degrees ,penetrating sunlightsupports fish as trout and salmon Solution Simple Definations Intertidal zone : is the area that is above water at low tide and under water at high tide (in other words, the area between tide marks). Coral reef : are diverse underwater ecosystems held together by calcium carbonate structures secreted by corals. lentic habitat : has still waters. Examples include: ponds, basin marshes, ditches, reservoirs, seeps, lakes, and vernal / ephemeral pools. lotic habitat : has flowing waters. Examples include: creeks, streams, runs, rivers,springs, brooks and channels. Intertidal zone Coral reef Intertidal zone Coral reeflentic habitatlotic habitatLand meets sea,daily cycle of tidesstill,often deep waterflowing water,well aerated water,Huge variation in temperature .light intensity,& availablity of sea waterfound between 20 & 30 degrees ,penetrating sunlightsupports fish as trout and salmon.

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Production.java public class Production { //Declaring instance variables private String title; private String director; private String writer; //Parameterized constructor public Production(String title, String director, String writer) { super(); this.title = title; this.director = director; this.writer = writer; } //Setters and getters. public String getTitle() { return title; } public void setTitle(String title) { this.title = title; } public String getDirector() { return director; } public void setDirector(String director) { this.director = director; } public String getWriter() { return writer; } public void setWriter(String writer) { this.writer = writer; } //display() method which displays the Instance variable values public void display() { System.out.println(\"Title: \" + this.title); System.out.println(\"Director: \" + this.director); System.out.println(\"Writer: \" + this.writer); } //toString() method is used to display the contents of an object @Override public String toString() { return \"Title :\" + title + \"\ Director :\" + director + \"\ Writer :\" + writer; } } ___________________________________________ Film.java public class Film extends Production{ //Declaring instance variables private int boxOfficeGross; //Parameterized constructor public Film(String title, String director, String writer, int boxOfficeGross) { super(title, director, writer); this.boxOfficeGross = boxOfficeGross; } //Setters and getters. public int getBoxOfficeGross() { return boxOfficeGross; } public void setBoxOfficeGross(int boxOfficeGross) { this.boxOfficeGross = boxOfficeGross; } //display() method which displays the Instance variable values public void display() { System.out.println(\"BoxOfiiceGross: \" + this.boxOfficeGross); } //toString() method is used to display the contents of an object @Override public String toString() { return super.toString()+\"\ BoxOfficeGross :\" + boxOfficeGross+\"\ \"; } } _______________________________________________ Play.java public class Play extends Production { //Declaring instance variables private int performances; //Parameterized constructor public Play(String title, String director, String writer, int performances) { super(title, director, writer); this.performances = performances; } //Setters and getters. public int getPerformances() { return performances; } public void setPerformances(int performances) { this.performances = performances; } //display() method which displays the Instance variable values public void display() { System.out.println(\"Performances: \" + this.performances); } //toString() method is used to display the contents of an object @Override public String toString() { return super.toString()+\"\ Performances :\" + performances+\"\ \"; } } _______________________________________________ Musical.java public class BobsTerribleTests { public static void main(String[] args) { //Creating an Film Object by passing parameters Film titanic = new Film(\"Titanic\", \"James Cameron\", \"James Cameron\.

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