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Gorillas
The largest of the primates, this ground-dwelling herbivore inhabits the forests of central west Africa. There are three subspecies. Gorilla gorilla gorilla lives in the western lowlands and Gorilla gorilla graueri resides in the eastern lowlands. The Mountain Gorilla, Gorilla beringei beringei, lives in the mountains of Central Africa.
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Is there any source of food other than plants and animals?
You can eat fungi like mushroom,algae and diet composed of microbes like single cell proteins.
Why do African Americans consistently jaywalk in the USA?
Because some people (not just African Americans) have no understading of the law
Where are gorillas found is it warm?
they are found in the zoo sometimes...... and it can be quite warm
Who was the famous robber that Stanley's great-grandfather was robbed by in the book called HOLES?
Kissin' Kate Barlow
What plant and other animal existed along the dinosaurs?
Plants during the beginning of the Mesozoic (the era when dinosaurs existed), included conifers and tree ferns. At the end of the Triassic, cycads and then ginkgos evolved. All of the above were the primary plants throughout the rest of the Mesozoic, except ginkgos which began to decline in the early Cretaceous. At the beginning of the Cretaceous, the first flowering plants evolved. Before the end of the Mesozoic, there were already Magnolids (trees that include magnolias) and palms.
Many of the same groups of animals that exist today coexisted with dinosaurs. Insects like roaches and dragonflies existed alongside dinosaurs, and termites and ants evolved in the Jurassic. Wasps and bees evolved during the early Cretaceous. Small mammals evolved during the Mesozoic, and birds evolved from dinosaurs in the early Cretaceous. Frogs and salamanders, as well as turtles, first appeared in the Jurassic, and modern crocodillians appeared in the Cretaceous. Some extinct animals that coexisted with dinosaurs include icthyosaurs, plesiosaurs, pterosaurs, huge amphibians like Koolasuchus, mosasaurs, and fully marine crocodilymorphs called thalattosuchians.
No. They spread, well I'm not sure how; but they DO NOT have legs.
What is the gorilla koko's cat named?
She had two. If you mean the grey tabby, he was All Ball. (Others just called him Ball.) After Ball passed away, Koko got another kitten. This one was orange, so she named her "Lips-Lipstick".
Do auto-immune diseases prevent you from fighting other diseases?
Auto-immune diseases make it harder for your immune system to engage other infections that may possibly infect the body. In the case of HIV, it uses cells the body needs to fight disease to reproduce; thus inhibiting the body's ability to fight off other infections.
Charateristic of good marketing research?
The following are the characteristics:
(i) Scientific Method:- Generally, the marketing research is conducted scientifically. The researcher gathers the data, make them verifiable, objective, factual and he develops hypotheses and tests validity scientifically through statistical tools. Thus a good marketing research, avoids the use of intuition or hunches.
(ii) Creative research :- The research must use creative techniques to get the best result. Suppose, respondents do not give true answers or are unwilling to co-operate with the interviewer, in that case indirect methods like projective techniques for interviewing are advisable. These techniques would exert details when the respondents do not convey in direct interviews. The researcher must have a lot of thinking and planning to organise that type of interviews. Therefore, only an industrious and creative researcher can carry out research with the help of projective techniques. Projective techniques have been illustrated in detail later on in the chapter of Motivation Research.
(iii) Multiple Methods :- Generally, a researcher should not rely on single method for collecting data as well as for analyzing them. A number of methods for available for collection and analyzing the data. For better results, a researcher uses more than one method for collection of data (viz., Personal interviews, Telephone surveys, Mail surveys, Observations and Experimentation). Similarly, for the purpose of analysis also he may use different available statistical techniques depending upon the type of data gathered. This makes results of the research projects more reliable and scientific.
(iv) Value and cost of the Information :- A researcher must always examine the costs involved in a research. A researcher always evaluates the research results vis-a-vis expenditure incurred on carrying out the research. The method of data collection, research design to be used and analysis techniques to be employed must be made on the basis of cost-benefit analysis of the probable research results. This cost comparative study will make research most scientific and leave a little scope for malpractices like creation of bias, manipulation of research, results, etc.
Why are food colorings used in food?
to entise people to buy it. if it was a boring colour it wouldn't be bought. and it also gets children to ask there parents for it as they would go for a colour rather then sum borin product .
What is the real definition of shrewd?
adjective 1 having or showing sharp powers of judgment; astute : she was shrewd enough to guess the motive behind his gesture | a shrewd career move. 2 archaic (esp. of weather) piercingly cold : a shrewd east wind. • (of a blow) severe : a bayonet's shrewd thrust. • mischievous; malicious.
What are the main organs of the respiratory system where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchange?
The heart and the Lungs. The heart transfers the blood to the lungs where recently breathed in air will oxygenate the blood, they go from there throughout the body providing oxygen to limbs and the brain along with all the other organs and body parts.
What does gorilla in the room mean?
The statement is a mixed metaphor, coming from two diffrent idioms. One is 'the elephant in the room', refering to something, commonly a problem or a faux pas, that is so immense that it is impossible to overlook, thus making it glaringly obvious that people are deliberately ignoring it, pretending not to see it.
The other is built upon an old riddle: 'Where does an 800 pound gorilla sleep? Whereever it wants to.' That is to say, you cannot in any way stop or fight this force, commonly used to refer to powerful entities such as companies that have total or near-total monopoly, or government. They can do whatever they want, because there is no-one that can gain-say them.
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Mike Huckabee mixed the two metaphors in 2011, refering to former governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney's healthcare plan as 'the gorilla in the room' --something that is both instituted by people so powerful that they can ignore the common person on the street, and that is such a faux pas that it's blatantly in your face, no matter how much you try to ignore it.
