why Hojali genocd happened?
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The genocide happened because Armenia supports the ethic Armenians in the area and their desire to separate from Azerbaijan people.  The Soviet army that attacked was made up of Armenians.
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Too many women. That's the reason.\n3 women for one man on this planet.
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No, because it didnt happen. Everyone knows that. This is the stupidest question i have ever seen.\n\nGo get a life, you dumb loser.
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It is unlikely that your teacher is correct in asserting that there is a reason for using feminine terminology.  I can see no reason for this and research does not indicate it either.\n\nHowever, if I had to speculate, perhaps it has to do with the transmission of mitochondria from mother to daughter cells.  It is known that full organisms (like humans) only inherit mitochondrial DNA from their mothers.  However, this is only a best guess and I do not believe your question actually has a correct solution.\n\nGood luck with your genetics teacher.
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It's a fantasy time, very ancient, eras prior to the dominance of man (homo sapiens).  No particular year.\n\nBy the way, it's the BOOKS that evoke this time - the film is came later.
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Sorry.. i can't resist...\n\nMahatma Gandhi, as you know, walked barefoot most of the time, which produced an impressive set of calluses on his feet. He also ate very little, which made him rather frail and with his odd diet, he suffered from bad breath. This made him (now brace yourself for this one! ..) \n\nA super calloused fragile mystic hexed by halitosis. \n\nby the way.. dont put that in any kind of research paper or anything.. although the teacher may laugh.. i dont see an A for it :)
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As far as my knowledge goes, the evolutional theory states that all existence occured due to coincidence. A marvelous 'coincidence' if you ask me.  I would like to believe that a higher power made this coincidence happen...
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Great stuff going on right now having to do with developmental genes (like Hox genes).  You may know this as "Evo Devo" or evolutionary developmental biology.\n\nCheck out the book "Endless Forms Most Beautiful," by Sean Carroll.  He also gives ideas for research and new fields, lots of peer-reviewed papers.\n\nI just read it this Fall, it was great.
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Fear of those who are different. I imagine it was a good survival strategy back in the tribal days, so those who had that fear were more likely to reproduce and pass on the trait. Now we're, more or less, stuck with it.
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Nope. We're still here, giving dumb answers on Yahoo.\n\nActually, we almost certainly exterminated them. It may have been violence, disease, or merely eating all their food, or a combination. They clearly just died and did not interbreed.
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My personal experience doesn't match yours. The majority of activists in my area are gen X and gen "Why?". The baby boomers are all busy with hip replacements around here.
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It is theorized that there were actually a number of "lines" that evolved from the common evolutionary ancestor of man and ape, but that those lines ended for one reason or another.\n\nThe thing to keep in mind is this... adaptation is always a result of environmental pressures.  Something happened in the environment of our ancestors to cause intelligence and "big brains" to be selected above instinct and "small brains".  Remember, many species of small brained hominids existed unchanged for hundreds of thousands of years, and some still exist.\n\nThere are many theories as to what the "something" was that allowed our line to thrive, but it was probably a combination of events (changing climate, food supplies, etc) that together helped thinking hominids out compete our less intelligent cousins.\n\nIn actuality, there is no way to be sure.  It could have been something fantastically simple like one day one of ancestors threw a stick, and suddenly we had invented the "distance weapon."  This allowed members of our species to kill game at a distance, where our less intelligent neighbors could not, and hence we survived to populate the earth.  It really could have been that random and simple.  We just don't know for sure.
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that's due to climate,food....and various reasons....everybody has adapted themselves with the part of world they live in......u must have heared about survival of the fittest(EVOLUTION).
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I'm not sure what your question is?\nChronic stress endured over a long time can have different kinds of affect on your body depending on your genetic make-up.\nShort term stress is o.k., since that is probably why your here right now.
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No my Ancestors were here. \n\nAnd Debbi-not every  one breaks the law. Please change your associations.
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This is far too complicated to just get down in a few words.\nBasically it was a matter of social structure and control.\nYou might check out the following sites:
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It was a bad idea in 1947 and it is a bad idea 2day.Have u not read about the mass murders and rapes committed by the paki army in Bangladesh before the Indian army(responding to cry es of help from its neighbour) moved in and kicked there butt all the way back 2 pakistan.The bangladeshis and the pakistanis both suffer from a bad memory.