Articles written by Tamara McGaw
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Bahamian Peas And Rice Recipe
Peas and rice is a delicacy in the Bahamas, eaten throughout the week with a variety of dishes.
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Buttonwood Mangroves
Conocarpus erectus is a member of the Combretaceae family. It is found on both coasts of tropical America and on the coasts of West Africa.
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White Mangroves
The white mangrove, species name Laguncularia racemosa, is a member of the Combretaceae family, along with the Buttonwood mangrove.
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Black Mangroves
Avicennia germinans is one of 4 species of mangroves found in the tropics and sub tropics.
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Red Mangroves
The red mangrove is one of 4 species of mangroves found in the mangrove community of the tropics and subtropics.
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Ecology of the Australian Pine
The Australian pine is an aggressive pioneer species causing coastal erosion in many coastal and island ecosystems.
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Bonefish in the Bahamas
The bonefish is a popular game fish in the Caribbean, important in supporting the economy.
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Blue Holes of the Bahamas
The blue holes of the Bahamas are unique geological features, they are the only tidal underwater caves in the world.
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Biology of the Queen Conch
The queen conch (pronounced 'konk') is a gastropod, one of several species of the Strombidae family found in the Caribbean.
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Biology of the Caribbean Spiny Lobster
Panulirus argus inhabit the Western waters of the Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico; they range from North Carolina to Brazil.
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Animal Training by Operant Conditioning
Two of the basic phenomena by which we, and animals, learn are classical conditioning and operant conditioning.
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