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Yes, it is inevitable that the human species, as we know it, will become extinct, no matter how hard we try to keep the "evolutionary degeneracy" to a minimum.

Which we can do by ensuring that everyone marries someone according to a plan, that "spreads the deviation" around so there are no sub-species.

If you are confused by this answer, you need to understand how evolution works - even in species that APPEAR to not evolve.

All DNA has errors in duplication. The "purpose" of sex is top ensure that deviations are minimised, by having two sexes that duplicate what the species is supposed to have, in terms of DNA. MOST errors in one sex are corrected for by the other sex.

But there are two problems. The first is that of "sub-species" - like Homo Sapiens and Homo Neandertal, or like chimpanzee and bonobo. All it takes is for "West Africans" to evolve separately from "North Europeans" for a few thousand years - and in this case, the "North Europeans" interbred with Neandertals, and you have two "races", and if you continue with the separation for longer, as we had with our Neandertal cousins, and you have sub-species of human beings, and two species of apes that WE PRESUME can't interbreed at all - us and bonobos or us and chimpanzees.

Note that I said "we presume". The difference in the number of chromosomes between bonobo (48) and human(46), doesn't stop horses and donkeys from interbreeding "mules", with the very rare but possible fertile one.

Ans :- Day mind proprietors are childcare specialists who give a place, either in their home or in a business office, for offspring of working guardians to remain amid the day.

Authorized childcare suppliers need to take after the principles and controls of the Child Care Act.

They are in charge of the well being, well being, healthful requirements and instructive improvement of kids.

Trade liberalizationis the removal or reduction of restrictions or barriers on the freeexchangeof goods between nations. This includes the removal or reduction of tariff obstacles, such as duties and surcharges, and nontariff obstacles, such as licensing rules, quotas and other requirements.

Answer.Consumers and producers canbebenefited from foreign trade:Foreign tradecreates an opportunity for theproducers toreach beyond the domestic market.Producer cansell their produce not only in markets located with in the country butcan also compete in markets located in other countries of the world.

Foreign trade helps each country to specialize in the production of those goods, which best suits it environments. It, thus leads to maximum use of its natural resources.

Availability of Goods

It enables a country to obtain goods by importing which it cannot produce due to higher costs at home.

Specialization

Foreign trade leads to specialize in the production of goods. Specialization leads to lowering of costs and improving the quality of goods. The countries therefore, benefit from international trade.

Economics of Large Scale

The expansion of foreign trade leads to production of goods on large scale. The economics of large scale production (both external and internal) are thus availed of by the trading countries of the world.

Stability in Prices

Foreign trade equalizes prices of goods throughout the world.

AdvanceEquipment’s

The developing countries can import latest machinery and know how from the developed world. They can thus speedily break the vicious circle of poverty.

Benefits to Consumers

The consumers are able to get those goods which are not produced in their own countries.

Development of the means of Communication and Transport

Different Countries may dispose of those goods which they have in surplus and obtain goods which they are short in supply. The trades between the countries lead to development in the means of communications and transport.

Ability to Face Natural Calamities

International trade helps a country to face naturals incidents such as Earthquake, floods etc. The effected countries are able to import goods which they are short in supply.

Discouragement to Monopolies

International trade discourages the formation of monopolies in a country. If there is a combination of certain business units and they raise the prices of goods higher than the market, the government imports those goods to reduce the prices in the country.

Foreign trade helps each country to specialize in the production of those goods, which best suits it environments. It, thus leads to maximum use of its natural resources.

Availability of Goods

It enables a country to obtain goods by importing which it cannot produce due to higher costs at home.

Specialization

Foreign trade leads to specialize in the production of goods. Specialization leads to lowering of costs and improving the quality of goods. The countries therefore, benefit from international trade.

Economics of Large Scale

The expansion of foreign trade leads to production of goods on large scale. The economics of large scale production (both external and internal) are thus availed of by the trading countries of the world.

Stability in Prices

Foreign trade equalizes prices of goods throughout the world.

AdvanceEquipment’s

The developing countries can import latest machinery and know how from the developed world. They can thus speedily break the vicious circle of poverty.

Benefits to Consumers

The consumers are able to get those goods which are not produced in their own countries.

Development of the means of Communication and Transport

Different Countries may dispose of those goods which they have in surplus and obtain goods which they are short in supply. The trades between the countries lead to development in the means of communications and transport.

Ability to Face Natural Calamities

International trade helps a country to face naturals incidents such as Earthquake, floods etc. The effected countries are able to import goods which they are short in supply.

Discouragement to Monopolies

International trade discourages the formation of monopolies in a country. If there is a combination of certain business units and they raise the prices of goods higher than the market, the government imports those goods to reduce the prices in the country.

Foreign TradeForeign trade is the trade between different countries of the world.It consists of imports, exports .The inflow of goods in a country is called import trade whereas outflow of goods from a country is called export trade.Trade between two or more countries is termed as also foreign trade. It helps in connecting the markets of different countries across the world.Foreign Investment: Foreign Investment provides an inflow of foreign capital and funds and not goods.Investment made by a MNC or a financial institution in another country is also termed as foreign investment.

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Mass media means technology that is intended to reach a mass audience. It is the primary means of communication used to reach the vast majority of the general public. The most common platforms for mass media are newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and the Internet..

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Themass mediais a diversified collection ofmediatechnologiesthat reach a large audience viamass communication. The technologies through which this communication takes place include a variety of outlets.Please hit the like button if this helped you

Print refers to anything available on hard copy, and electronic media is that which is available on soft copy. Both print and electronic media are types of media, the only difference is in their accessibility and their reach. Print media is normally referred to as old media and electronic media is the modern form of media however they both serve the same purpose.The evolution of media from print to electronic has ushered in the birth of social media which has enable instant interaction of the message conveyor and the intended audience. Electronic media is easily accessible through the internet. You don’t have to worry about going to the store to buy a paper or magazine , you just google and there and there you start reading.

role of media in promoting the game of cricket

1)it has broadened popularity of the game.

2)the presence of mass audience

3)cricketers have benefitedfrom the excessive marketingof the game.

4)it has taken cricket to towns,villages

5)it has inspired many children.

6)it hasmade cricket as a religion in many countries.

Physical Education and Career Options : The careers related with Physical Education are outlined as under(a) Athletic Coach : Organize, instructs, and teaches amateur and professional athletes in fundamentals of individual and team sports.(b)After-school/Summer program Co-ordinator : Responsible for administration of program and activities run at that time. Job responsibilities are similar to that of a Principal of an Institution.©Athletic Director-College/University : Responsibilities similar to the Head of the Department of Physical Education or an Administrator.(d)Activities Director : Responsible for a recreation program’s daily operation, primarily organize and direct participants.(e)Corporate Fitness Instructor : Help clients to assess their level of physical fitness and help them to set and reach fitness goals.(f)Community/Commercial Recreation : Organize and direct leisure activities and athletic programs for employees of all ages.(g)Cardiovascular Fitness Instructor: Conduct group exercise sessions that involve aerobic exercise, stretching, and muscle conditioning. Take care of Cardiac Rehabilitation.(h)Sport Media careers : Journalism, Photography, Writing, Art, Broadcasting(i)Sport-Related careers : Law, Research, Consulting, Officiating, Entrepreneur, etc.(j)Social Director : Organize and lead group activities.

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Public facilitiesare defined as institutional responses to basic human needs, such as health, education, safety, recreation, and worship. Examples of typicalpublic facilitiesinclude churches, hospitals, and police stations.

The distribution of public facilities in our country is not neither adequate and no fair.For example the Delhites avail all facilities like water, health care, sanitation,public transport, electricity,school,collages etc. But if we go few kilometers away for example Mathura or aligarh people face grave crises of public facilities.Electricity cut off, water shortage are noemal routine of life.Public transport is also not properly developed.

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Plagueis a disease caused by rats. Sometime it assumes the form of an epidemic. In 1903, the modern part of Hanoi was struck by bulonic plague. The main cause for this was the increasing number of rats in sewers which were laid out in the French part of Hanoi to keep the city beautiful and clean.

To control plague, measures were taken as follows

The French hired many Vietnamese workers and they were paid for each rat caught, by them. This rat hunting was started in 1902 and on 30th May, 20,000 rats were caught but the problem of rats could not be solved completely. However, this proved beneficial to the Vietnamese workers as they were paid for each tail of the rat. They did not kill the rats but only clipped their tails and set them free again. In short, we can say that the French were deceived.

This shows that the French attitude towards health and hygiene was hypocritical and exploited the Vietnamese fortwo reasons—

(i) The modern city with sewerage was made only where the French lived neglecting the old city areas where the Vietnamese lived.

(ii) The activity of entering the sewers to catch the rats was given to the Vietnamese, without caring how their health would be affected.

Minhaj-i-Siraj was a chronicler during the rule of Raziya sultan.

He agreed that she was more able and qualified than her brothers but was not as happy as having a queen as a ruler.

He said that this went against the social order created by God 'women should not be superior to men'.

The French hired many Vietnamese workers and they were paid for each rat caught, by them. This rat hunting was started in 1902 and on 30th May, 20,000 rats were caught but the problem of rats could not be solved completely. However, this proved beneficial to the Vietnamese workers as they were paid for each tail of the rat. They did not kill the rats but only clipped their tails and set them free again. In short, we can say that the French were deceived.

This shows that the French attitude towards health and hygiene was hypocritical and exploited the Vietnamese fortwo reasons—

(i) The modern city with sewerage was made only where the French lived neglecting the old city areas where the Vietnamese lived.

(ii) The activity of entering the sewers to catch the rats was given to the Vietnamese, without caring how their health would be affected.

B. Software

Software, also abbreviated as SW and S/W, software is a collection of instructions that enable the user to interact with a computer, its hardware, or perform tasks.

Yes. The answer isB. Software

Heredity is considered as a static social structure.

It's B. Chlorofluoro carbon

The answer is B.Chlorofluoro Carbon

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and other halogenated ozone depletingsubstances(ODS) are mainly responsible for man-made chemical ozone depletion..

( B ) Chlorofluorocarbons

cholofluoro carbon. lt is exhausted in the atmosphere by refrigerators and air conditioner.so it is too much dangerous for ozone layer which protects us from ultraviolet ray

CFC is the gas which deplete the OZONE

Different people have different goals. Each one of them seeks different things. They seek things that are most important for them, i.e. that which can fulfil their aspirations or desires. For instance, a landless rural labourers may desire more days of work and better wages, whereas a prosperous farmer may desire assured high family income through higher support price for their crops and through hard worsting and cheap labourers, children to be settled abroad. In fact, at times, two persons or groups may seek things which are conflicting.

For example, a girl expects as much freedom and opportunity as her brother, and that he also shares in the household work. Her brother may not like this. Similarly to get more electricity, industrialists may want more dams. But this may submerge the land and disrupt the liyes of people who are displaced. They may resent this and may prefer small check dams or tanks to irrigate their fields

e theme for the day this year is 'Investing in Peace Around the World'.

The event saw participation by the diplomatic community, officers from ministries, veteran peacekeepers, UN country teams, students from prominent universities andIndian Armycontingents earmarked for UN deployment

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Indiawas among the original members of theUnited Nationsthat signed theDeclaration by United Nationsat Washington, D.C. on 1944 October and also participated in theUnited Nations Conference on International OrganizationatSan Franciscofrom 25 April to 26 June 1945. As a founding member of the United Nations, India strongly supports the purposes and principles of the UN and has made significant contributions in implementing the goals of theCharter, and the evolution of the UN's specialised programmes and agencies.[1

Constant disarmament should be taken. It is important to forbid the manufacture and purchase of nuclear weapon or the nuclear power states must reduce and eradicate the weapon.

Arms race threatens the serenity of the world. Stability and security creates peace.

Complete disarmament would be the best way to reduce the nuclear weapon, but it is important to have strong will NWS leaders.

In the beginning negotiation and partial disarmament would be excellent followed by arms control.

The cooperation and confident measures building as the instrument should be increased to facilitate parties of NPT’s voluntarily reduce their deadly weapon.

Power=100 wtotal hours in 30 days = 5*30=150 hrsenergy= power*timepower= 0.1 kw0.1*150=15power for four bulbs = 4*15= 60 kwnowfor led apply same method power = 8 wtotal hours in 30 days = 150power = 0.008 k/wenergy = power *time=0.008*150=1.2so power for four bulbs = 1.2*4=4.8sow we have to find the energy save so p1-p2 = 60-4.8=55.2 ans

During the late eighteenth century, the presidential towns of Calcutta. Bombay and Madras rose to prominence as they became the centers of the British power and administration. At this time, many old towns which were manufacturing specialized goods like textiles began to decline. Many old port cities like Surat also declined in importance. People from these cities began to move to new emerging towns. This is known as the process of de-urbanisation.

Urbanization refers to the population shift from rural areas to urban areas, the gradual increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas, and the ways in which each society adapts to this change.

TheMesolithic Period, or Middle StoneAge, is an archaeological term describing specific cultures that fall between the Paleolithic and the NeolithicPeriods. While the start and end dates of theMesolithic Periodvary by geographical region, it dated approximately from 10,000 BCE to 8,000 BCE.

Ans :- Theperiod of second urbanization(6th century B.C. to 3rd century B.C.) brought a large-scale beginning of town life in the middle Gangetic basin. The use of iron led to change in the cultural milieu and also ushered in the phase ofurbanizationin Ganga Valley.

They establish their plantation in England and India

Initially it was based on the calorific value of the food intake and was fixed by planning commission as 2500 cal/day/adult. Any consumption below this minimal requirement (different for urban and rural) was considered as BPL Off late a number of committees have been formed , the prominent being the Tendulkar committee which take recourse to a combination of factors like access to health, education, housing etc and converting the same to monetary value to determine the BPL. However the GoI is yet to adopt any solid yardstick as to identify the poor people of the nation.

Forests are important for the poor people because;in forest the poor people will cultivate for their daily needs.they will get medicienes and timber from the forest. examples are 1)during british period poor peoples lived in the forest.2)poor peoples get wood , timber, medicienes and the killed the animals for their meat.

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Archaeologists may find tools, weapons, pots, pans, ornaments and coins. Out of these tools and weapons may be made of stone.

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Tools, weapons, pots, pans, ornaments, & coins

Archaeologists may find − tools, weapons, pots, pans, ornaments and coins. Out of these tools and weapons may be made of stone.

1) It is not an complete indicator of all goods and services that people want. 2) It cannot buy pollution free environment for us.3) It cannot save us from harmful diseases.4) It cannot buy love and respect for us.5) It cannot save us from natural calamity.

Sun is the odd one out because Sun is a star while others are planets.

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