How does the character deal with the issue in the story of HOW MY BROTHER LEON BROUGHT HOME A WIFE​

what is the purpose of the logo​

How would tou describe the shapes of the continents today

ano ang kasingkahulugan ng salitang kalikasan​

Learning Task 2: Complete the table to be familiar with the extinct animals of the Philippines. Identify their common names. Use the pool of words below. Extinct Animals in the Philippines common name / scientific Common name / scientific name Period Description Introduced in the 13th-16th century from Sabah in the reign of the Sultanate of Sulu, and became extinct on Maguindanao or were transported back to Sabah Bone fragments are the only proof left behind of their existence Once roamed in the plains of Luzon, Mindanao entire Philippine Archipelago. Unfavorable geo- graphical conditions and human exploitation caused their extinction. Discovered in Palawan in 2011. The fossil has not yet been extracted from the rocks in fear of destroying the natural heritage caves of Pala- wan. Future technology in fossil extraction is the only way to get and identify the fossil. Excavations in Callao Cave, in the lowland (c. 85 m elevation) Cagayan River Valley of north- eastern Luzon, Philippines, have produced the first fossils of any endemic genera of Philip- pine murinae rodents. Two articulated phalanx bones and another phalanx piece were found amidst an assem- blage of other animal bones and stone tools in Ile Cave near the village of New Ibajay. From the stone tools, besides the evidence for cuts on the bones, and the use of fire, it would appear that early humans had accumulated the bones. Due to the lack of a complete skeleton, it lived during the Pleistocene era (2.588 million - 11,700 years ago) and that it was essentially the larger version of its modern cousin. Lived on the island of Cebu before becoming extinct in modern times, primarily due to habitat destruction and human exploitation. The subspecies was declared extinct in 2000, however, other warty pig subspecies still sur- vive on other Philippine islands. Stood only 75 cm (2 ft 6 in) and weighed about 150 to 160 kg (330 to 350 lb). The species was smaller than the modern Mindoro tamaraw.​