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That’s the equivalent of us tasting one teaspoon of sugar in a million cups of tea!!!!

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Could someone read over this paper and tell me how it reads so far and changes that could be made? it is a rather rough draft. It is supposed to be a specific to general flow. The instructions were very vague. Here is the rubric. EEB 353 Specimen-based writing rubric (~800 - 2,000 words) 2pts: Does your essay begin with one or two particular vertebrate specimens? 2pts: Does your essay follow a specific-to-general flow? 2pts: Do you lead the reader to an insight or question of broad significance for understanding evolution, ecology, or behavior? (**note: this component will be weighted more heavily in the second essay) 2pts: Do you provide adequate references to reputable academic sources? 2pts: Are your writing mechanics and voice appropriately sophisticated and mature? Here is my paper (still needs work on the ** section) Are We Really the Best in Every Way? The Evolution of the Human Nose and Olfactory Senses By: – Feb 24th, 2017 Nestled inside the Hesler Biology building in room 603 is a skull weighing approximately 2.2 lbs. It has an approximate width of 6.5 inches and length of 8.5 inches. It has large eye sockets at the front of it’s head, two zygomatic arches, two nasal bones, two inferior nasal concha, and is missing the mandible. It belongs to Homo sapiens, creatures known commonly as “humans”. Known to roam the entirety of Earth, Homo sapiens were larger than their other Homo counterparts. Their name means “wise man”, as Homo sapiens were considered to be the most intelligent of the human species. A noticeable portion of the human skull is the space made for the nose, including the two nasal bones and two inferior nasal concha. The nose is a portion of the human face that protrudes off of it, bearing the nostrils. Nasal cartilage and bones make up the shape of the nose as well as its size. The nose takes in odorants to obtain information from the surrounding air, as well as playing a part in conditioning inhaled air. This inhalation makes the air more humid, and the hairs within the nose prevent large particles from the air from getting into the lungs. While the space for the nose is rather large, the human skeleton does not have a protruding skull leading to a pointed nose like many other mammals. The emphasis on the olfactory senses has taken a possible back seat to the other senses, including visual and hearing. We look to the humans close relatives, the Great Apes, to get a broader view of how the olfactory senses have changed. The Great Apes shared a most recent common ancestor with the humans somewhere between 150,000 and 200,000 years ago. The Great Apes consist of the gorilla, chimpanzee, bonobo, and orangutan. They are of greater intelligence than their counterparts, the “lesser” apes. They have a sense of self, and can recognize themselves when placed in front of a mirror as well as think abstractly, learn ways of communication (such as sign language), and use simple tools. Chimpanzees are the closest relatives to humans w.

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