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25号 不知道小籁版主在这里还有个听写任务
第一次在电脑上听写 改错用的时间太长了

forget the meek if the earth keeps to getting warmer a recent study show that it is the small but it is that are gonna come out on top at least in recent the world oceans. with global temperatures on the rise scientist are trying to figure out what a warmer earth will mean for worldwide ecosystems. in the quirement byerments in aquatic environments, it seem two responses the very have already come into play. first, specise are seeking higher altitudes and latitudes so they can stay in their conforses owns comfort zones; second, organisms are shifting key advance events in their life cycles, like when algae bloon or fish spawn

Now, researchers writing for the in the Proceedings of the National economy Academy of scientists, have discovered a third rule if you will the governs how fish and other ocean-dwelling critters  quiters are working to beat the heat their they are shrinking make sense because it a smaller body means bigger surface area to body volume and more a fish efficient heat dumping the researchers reviewinged long term surveys and other published results. and found the number of smaller sized species is on the rise and that within each species fish is of every age are just a little bit littler than it to used be

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7月26日

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这个听力材料应该比实际考试难吧，听的我想撞墙:dizzy:

Ei Nino has arrived, with a one degree southCelsius increase(in) a band of the eastern pacific ocean the national (oceanic)atmosphere(ric) coso(administration) made the announcement yestoday, the climate phenouminan(phenomenon) Ei Nino sounthern (Oscillation or ENSO), that warms the eastern pacific waters decrease as the(删) trade wind （and）show (up) that betrayed the(every three to) 7 years last came in 2006,

it's known to cause draws(droughts ) in and southeastern Asia and flactsfloods in central and south America as well as bring demaging strongs(storms) to the US. Possible below every dream(average) this year(rains) in Australia and Asia. Could severely affect their crops as wheat sugar and rubber.

But Ei Nino is also known to suppress Atlantic hurricanes the national whether(weather) service predicts increased vertical with sea(wind shear over the Caribbean Sea) and this limites hurt cameshurricanes, so their(they are) predicting the(an average) season, but a recent paper in journal science predicts a change in this year Ei Nino well from(where it forms) closer to the central pacific rather than (in) the eastern pacific this(it is) called the Ei Nino merdokey(modoki), and this change predict more hurt cameshurricanes with higher chances of the hitting land the next of the(ENSo diagnostics) dicussion from the climate prediction post August 6(Center will post August 6. Stay tuned.)

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7月27日

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This is the second half of the special 65 cites of psychology of the tornadosto to see the first half? Go to doctor come slash port cast and look at under 60 kinds sike and you will see there. Jacky will the from the university of 30 human reactions to sever storms, and this summer I called up to her was traveling along the said votes the large study of tornado in history, start previous research she has done in fluctive areas. One idea she was exploring is how well the local knowledge match the information based on scientic study, some knowledge matched well and some bored on folk lore.

In I suppose to some people in diffirent times to own said that they do not worry too much of tornado because they were the either the other sides of the river the own the side of the river and the very strong feem around the believe that tornados follow geolografic features or do not go over underlying to rain, for example, when all of us meet psychological this they say this followed science tells them right now there is no basis for those believes that torando will be able to whatever to see the tornado is produced, that tornado will follow this, it's pass and regardless the features

so the accurate see of local knowledge that have one hand it it is a lot local knowledge but the accurate see is not that good yet or what is to say kind of 55

I think you are very mixed because we are expocen to somepeople who for example work farming for many years it's clear they are understanding of their local environment actual environment is very very good, seems to be mixture experience education and instinct but there is people have very confidence and they have be
said that this is born by experice they know how to react and when to react. these are the stories about for example the rivers, different groups of people, this is why they feeled so open for research because there is so many things that conflicting that little understood there is majority of understanding of human behavior in this contact since either been brought about from other contacts, which in many cases may prive to be very valuable or escape some assumptions and those assumptions can also be well full  assumptions very common assumptions, but my experience being that these assumptions can not easy goting so far and there is really needs for far more

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这次的听力文本貌似不完整 久一点

This is the second half of a special 60-Second Psych on the psychology of tornadoes.

Jacqui Wilmshurst, from the University of Sheffield, studies human reactions to severe storms. This summer I caught up to her as she was traveling alongside VORTEX2 the largest study of tornadoes in history.

Stepping off previous research she’s done in hurricane and flood risk areas, one idea she’s exploring is how well the local knowledge matches information based on scientific study. Some knowledge matched well, some bordered on folklore.

[The complete transcript of this special episode will be posted within the week.]

—Christie Nicholson reports

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7月28日

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哈哈 下雨天 我喜欢
细节方面还是待加强，尤其是单词的拼写

When you get caught in the dark world(a downpour), you probably do not think about the size of the raindrops that sought(assault) you if(as) you run for cover, but physicists do, and they (hava) comes to the conclusion that the drops hit on the ground or your head, or(are) the shattered remains of bigger drops and(that) fell from the clouds.

Raindrops come (in a ) variety of sciences(size) even from(within) the same storm. and scientists used to think to get the kind of distribution, raindrop must crushion to(crash into) each other on the way down. breaking up into smaller droplets or coerlese(coalescing) into larger ones. Now a team of France(French) scientists (has)produces high speed fullage(footage) of falling water droplets. And they find droplets(drops of ) different demetions(dimensions) do not require collision, they come from the fragmentation of individual isolated droplets, their reasult appears on lines of general(in the journal) nature physics.

The vedio evidents(ce) review(reveals) some(that) water droplets first fleat melt(flatten out as) they fall.and (as) these pan cakes(plummeting pancakes) get wilder and thinner. They eventually capture air. falling(forming what look) like lillte plastic glowing(grocery) bags flowing(floating) in the breaze(a breeze). When the bad get bigger(删) enough they pop, and you last(are left) wondering why you can never remmember your umbrella

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大家有空来听写哈
不能偷懒哦

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发现DK很认真啊
飘扬一下子

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7月29日

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哦 大猩猩--赤木刚宪学长

Why do(did) the orangutans cross the forest can be(canopy), (presumably to)reach some tasty fruit. But the better question might be, how did the orangutans cross the forest can be(canopy). And acrossing(according to) the study of(删) publish(ed) in the persiding(proceedings) of (the) national academic of science, the answer is something of surprise.

Large (apes that) spend a lot of time in the treetops face a major challenge of(in) getting to their fruit(food), how can they no(maneuver) their spend utmost(their bulk over those spindly little outermost) branches, which hold out(all) the best fruit. Scientists have(had) predicted the best way to navigate the ,(canopy) would be the(to) swing underneath the branches, or cross(to crawl) over them carefully with knees and elbows flexed.

But (orangutans) have a different approach. They like to miss(mix) it up, sometimes they move up right, sometimes horizontally with their (limbs) fully extended. They avoid (repetitive) motions which could make their perchase(perches) sway even more ly(precariously), and they tend to (grab on) to more than one branch at a time---a third of the time they have got hold (of) more than four at once. Which is good because they not(the apple might not fall) far from the tree, but does (an orangutan does not want to fall at all)

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7月30日

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感觉不错，错的还是不少

At first glance it seems like a(删) good news,(:) this summer the (size of the) gulf of Mexico dead (zone is) less than half (its) forcasted size measuring about 3 thousand squre(square) miles according to Louisiana University marine (consortium).

Well it may be smaller but unfortunately it's more sveir(severe).

Typically dead zones affect waters near the ocean floor, but this year the zone is(extends) up closer to the surface.

Now(删) deads zones (are) waters that half(have) become of(so choked of) oxygen, that (they are) unable to support ocean life. Mass amongs(Massive amounts of) fertilizers run off some(from) agricultural fields,(are what) creats of(such) hypoxic waters, the fertilizer run off nershers LJ(nourishes algae), which than meets(then feed) microbes that consume lots of(删) oxygen.

Scientists had this year stands on(say the current shrinkage of this year's dead zone is due to) short term weather changes not tiny(to any) change (in an) underline(underlying) cause

Unusual what(weather) pattern this year brought high winds and waves in the (Atchafalaya) river delta, and may have (infused) more oxygen and to these(in the) shallow waters.

the gulf of Mexico of(and) Mississibi(ppi) river shade new trades half (watershed nutrient task force) has go(a goal) to reduce the down(dead zone) to 2 thousand square miles by 2015. Right now, the(which on a ) 5 year average of(measures) 60,000 square miles.

And this is (an) important (area) because the gulf of Mexico loses 212 of field(,000 meric tons of food) due to hypoxia and this thread(tens) the fishing industry which generates about 2.8 m(b)illion dallars annually