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Studying The Effects Of Theraflu On The Growth Of Selenastrum Capricornutum, Hannah Gray Boren
Studying The Effects Of Theraflu On The Growth Of Selenastrum Capricornutum, Hannah Gray Boren
Honors Theses
Algae contribute to self-purification of streams and rivers and are necessary as food for fish and as components of aquatic food webs (1). However, too much or too little algae may create or be indicative of a problem. If nutrients are present in large amounts, algae growth may become excessive, resulting in algal “blooms.” These algal blooms can change the chemistry of the water, making it toxic to other aquatic occupants, including fish, birds, animals, and other plants (1). On the other hand, if nutrients in the water are limiting or are exhausted, algae growth is inhibited, which results in …
Dissolving The Conflict: Why The Church Should Be More Open To Evolution, Kyle Hargis
Dissolving The Conflict: Why The Church Should Be More Open To Evolution, Kyle Hargis
Honors Theses
Evolution can be very controversial, but I don't think that this needs to be the case. Having grown up in the south, in a Southern Baptist Church, I saw that evolution was always viewed as anti-theistic and treated like a trick from the devil. Many of the people that I went to church with believed that the world was only six thousand years old and would defend that opinion wholeheartedly, but my parents taught us that the world was very old. They were not strictly evolutionists but they believed that it very well could have happened if God chose to …