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Protected natural areas are at the core of local and global conservation efforts, but these contrast with the surrounding areas modified by humans given that in many regions they are surrounded by areas where agricultural crops are grown and livestock is raised [7].

Moreover, the incorporation of knowledge easily interpreted and defined by humans gives the advantage to process the outcomes or even to adjust this knowledge according to the problem's demands.

The built environment created by humans, gives us shelter, and holds some of our most prized possessions, whether in our homes, museums, schools, or libraries.

The goodness of creation was too quickly broken by corruption and death, either by the masochistic sovereignty of the creator or by unwieldy humans, given only enough freedom to determine our own downfall.

Although most of these studies attest the overall negative effect of time stress on the "effectiveness of decision-making processes" [ 35], others [ 31, 33] argue that even extremely time-constrained situations could be handled successfully by human subjects, given enough expertise (i.e., enough problem solving experience).

In contrast, expression of p21, another senescence inducer normally expressed and tolerated at low levels by human fibroblasts, gave rise to an uninduced leaky population much like eGFP (Figure S1F).

It is not well established how wild bananas became domesticated, but it is possible that the accumulation of sterility and acquisition of parthenocarpy with the increase of pulp mass and the absence of seeds, followed by human selection, gave rise to the modern predominantly sterile cultivars [ 7- 10].

It told the story of Caesar, a chimp raised by humans and given advanced intelligence via an Alzheimer's drug, who ends up starting a simian revolution as a virus wipes out the majority of the human race.

8 P.M. (13) EARTHFLIGHT, A NATURE SPECIAL PRESENTATION The world's natural wonders, and some made by humans, are given a bird's-eye perspective as this six-part series follows the migratory paths of devil rays, flamingos, vultures and more than 100 other species in 40 countries.

8 P.M. (13, 49) EARTHFLIGHT, A NATURE SPECIAL PRESENTATION The world's natural wonders, and some made by humans, are given a bird's-eye perspective as this six-part series follows the migratory paths of devil rays, flamingos, vultures, snow geese (right, in Monument Valley, in the American Southwest) and more than 100 other species in 40 countries.

8 P.M. (13, 49) EARTHFLIGHT, A NATURE SPECIAL PRESENTATION The world's natural wonders, and some made by humans, are given a bird's-eye perspective as this six-part series follows the migratory paths of devil rays, flamingos, vultures and more than 100 other species in 40 countries.