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step by step

step:看单词(利用早晨和一些零散的时间)
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G'J'm-lY$X"f+[V step:跟读模仿(内容明天再晒)----惊奇的发现,跟读模仿,完成了一类呢(不久的将来,就要真正的完全的投入到听写中去了)
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step by step (初级刀客)---补晒

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第一篇（reptil）
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M：Now I see professor Stone spent alot of the time talking about how animals walk and run. I remember she started by describing how humans move, and later we went over the gaits of different two-leg and four-leg animals. Like cats, camels, lizards...
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M:Well, we talked in class about how modern reptiles like lizards run. I think I even copy the diagram professor drew on the board. Here it is. Now , look at this. Lizards run with what's called as sprawling gait, their feet are well out on either side of their body and they move diagonally opposite feet together. The left fore foot with the right hind foot and the right fore foot with the left hinf foot. They use this way of moving when they're going slowly or quickly. When they move, they bend their bodies from side to side. And they time this bending so that they increase the length of their steps.
x%MkOj5VN W:okay. That' make sense. But I remember reading that, in general, animals evolves so that their feet are right under their bodies . But  I don't see why?
{ K%n6T1wT M: Well, that's because even the sprawling gaits suits lizards pretty well, there's a major disadvantage to this arrangement. Reptils can't run and breathe at the same time. They stop briefly between short breathes of anywhere from 2 to 12 strides because when they move from side to side, the muscle, of the left and right sides contract at different times. To breathe though, these muscles have to contract at the same time. Mammals don't have this problem because they don't move from side to side. Their feet are in the different position.

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step by step (初级刀客)

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第二篇（Insect Behavior）
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M: I got right here! Let's see, they start off the egg, the ant lays the eggs after... I don't remember exactly(讲义上没有这个词，我明明听到的啊) how long they turn...
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W E2Dv5R M:And then they transfer into pupae. That's one not move at all and then they...
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M:Yeah. Doctor  Lucy review the term slave maker ants, they are be slave maker ants but go into other nest and steal the pupae. So when the pupae grow to adults they are like the slave of the other ants.
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W: But most of the slave maker ants they could do the work for themselves couldn't they?
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W: Oh yeah! Those are jaws.
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W:That makes sense! Now could we go back to the part on how they catch the slaves? We were talking before about how some slave maker ants go into other nest and bring back pupae to become slave. But they can also take over the whole colony right?vw&V
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W:But the colony she is there is alreadly got its own queen.so...
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4Y*`O0ZYcm 我总是看不到你的日志22页后的内容。。。
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我弄了一下，现在好像可以了，欢迎两位光临。。。9?F?}L6{C
L，讲义上有些地方是错的，所以，相信自己的耳朵了~

这个问题还可以处理的???
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最近在处理一些棘手的问题，所以耽搁了来小马的时间Q3[aR:eY
但是我没有掉队啊~~~

step by step (初级刀客)---补晒

补昨天的日志噢
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step：总结185篇的2篇（发现了个模板）|P%KwI0C
step：跟读模仿2篇
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You know, it's kind of fashionable among students of birds just study well and exhausted species, especially in danger ones like golden eagles or spotted owls. But I often think that everyday-birds, birds that are really part of our lives are simply overlooked, so I'd like to spend some time talking about very common bird "black crows". It might suprprise you to know that crows are among the most challenge birds to observing study. First all, they look alike. Picking out one or several individual crows or flocks in finding them again later is almost impossible, people study in large animals can put some time to mark on them, so they can tell them apart well, you can trap larger animal like a bear in a mobilized or tranquilized gun, then it is easy to put a tag on it. But try doing that to a crow you probably kill it. Secondly, crows are highly intelligent survivors, they adapt easily to wildly varying situations. This adds to the difficullty of studying in them, because thay pick up so many individual allies habits, so you can never be sure about any conclusion you reach about crows from observing them applies the whole species or just those particular crows you being watching. One general observation abot crows can't be made the reasonable degree of certainty, it had been the last four years, more and more crows ae been found living in large cities. They are trscked by people who produce a normal surmount of garbage and leave them places that crows can easily get to, it make for distances they must have trouble to hurt a large shorter.
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E-Q tu:BD1|Qn1~ As you all know, Dr. Nelson's assignment was for each of us to find a little scientific puzzle to research and solve. Well, mine was why don't spiders get stuck in their own webs---a pretty good question you could ask me. Someone even read a thesis on it I'm sure. There are actually several answers depending on the spider. Let's start with one commom type of spider. These spiders usually stay in the middle of their webs and don't put any glue-like material there. But they do leave thin transparent sticy material on the outer part of the web. This material is made of compounds that draw water molecules out of the air. When it draws enough water, it does water normally does. It forms little drops. The result is sticky little globs, little balls of glue-like material. When the spider steps into on of the little glob by accident as it sometimes does, it is as human bings step on a piece of chewing  gum. It is just inconvenience. But when a fly files into the spider's web, it is about sticky on the glob in order to make stick tightly into the web. what's more, because the sticky material in the glob instead of the uniform coat, the spider uses less of it. By doing this, the spider saves energy and that means the spider cateches fewer flies. It is not of economy really. The spiders do what is easier for spider

step by step (初级刀客)

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mGfhcK6~{)C We all know heard the provrb "beauty is only skin-deep" meaning that the outward appearance is not a valuable way to judge person's worth. But research studying why animals are attracted to each other had found that opposite may be true for animals. For them a beautiful face and body are reasonably reliable indicators of underline quality and experiments had shown that many species appear to look for at least one classic characteristic of beauty mainly symmetry. Now according to this theory, a more selective partneer in the pair usually the female seek the maximum possible balance between the left and right half of the potential mate's body. For an example, certain female birds first check to see if the males's left wing is the same length and shape of the right to get clues about the bird's health and strength. Now what other evidence do we have  of this kind of behavior? well, in on of the experiments, researches put color bands on the legs of male finches the  female by far prefers the male with same color on both legs over those that has different color on each leg. Another experiment involve the male elks indicate the importance of symmtry in the antlers. Asymmetric antlers of course often indicate that the male has lost a fight to another male and he is therefore not the strongest
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