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We all like the image of birds taking flight whether baby birds out of the nest (called fledglings by the way) or more mature birds swooping about whether harbingers of spring like Robin Redbreast or cheery red cardinals or Red-Bellied Woodpeckers (worth googling birds for inspiration if you haven't had time to go birding like some at Audubon or Nature's Conservancy encourage folks to do. Audubon does a Bird Count which novices can join in on and learn from too. How about a red-tail hawk circling high on wind?

The link below will direct you to a format that is easier to read.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1g0cQ5b8D9UoG_QZvWWyKHX0C6kvrv9zrPiL4...

Again, please only read if over 18 or have parental permission after they have reviewed. Thanks for 'following directions' and while this is biology found in text books (and many places on the web), I hope to refine the numbering system to help folks keep track of what's what.

The same tissue in a developing embryo can become either male or female (or both). There are corresponding or homologous (or similar characteristics of) tissues and bodily

This sounds great. From ideas from www.gaia.org which draws on permaculture practices from around the world, the more people who can advocate for themselves, the more likely they will receive support.

Housing is a fundamental need and the connection between having enough people to run a town, fill a school and keep business afloat is being made in terms of needs and problems, and now thankfully solutions.

In Canada, people are provided with housing, cars (to get to work) and healthcare.