BIODIVERSITY

Report on Biodiversity

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Report on Biodiversity

Introduction

A report is produced on a basis of two interviews with a professor and an experienced person in a field. A report also takes into account literary insight and personal curiosity to add lively colors of nature and human curiosity. It must be noted that identity of interviwees have been kept confidential.

Subject Matter of Biodiversity

A theory of evolution, in contrast to a theory of creationism attempts to explain why things are as they are. Should I think we came from monkeys? No, but I also do not think a lot of creationist arguments presented against spontaneous generation. However, what I believe all this hype more psychological rather than literal. A value of a material extracted from a study of evolution and creationism teaches us a eternal truths, but a essential fact about how things really happened.

Neither party can conclusively prove either side right. Neither party saw a big flood or a big bang or other great events that brought us to this point, which is a major flaw in any large human arrogance or just a blind enthusiasm of ignorance we are trying to think over things. We're trying to figure out where we came from, as an orphan searching for his "real" parents. We were both traumatized and this manifests itself is a opening through research, creationists bashing or religious contributions. Indeed one way or another, it's all about fate and faith, that we came here.

A title of this part is biodiversity. Where do we go from here? We are constantly changing, and a only constant is change (Lytham lecture). Just look at a number of combinations that may arise out of a four chemical bases of a nucleotide: adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C), and guanine (G), ...