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They do not make them new. You would have to look on ebay or craigs or another site to find some used. They were great bows but have not been around for a while.
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How much is a Golden Eagle Compound Bow with split limbs 2008 model fully loaded worth?
as much as someone is willing to give you for it.
Why is the evolution of four limbs significant?
It enabled animals to move more easily on land.
What was the major development in vertebrate evolution?
Evolution of paired limbs was one of major developments . Similarly development of jaws , Amnion etc are also major developments .
How do you explain the lack of limbs in snakes?
In simple terms - evolution ! Snakes & lizards share a common ancestry. While lizards chose to keep using their limbs, snakes evolved to depend on their external limbs less over time. Eventually, over many thousands of years, their limbs grew shorter until they disappeared completely. The only evidence their limbs existed - is remnants of bone in their skeletons.
Is the nest of a bald eagle made of mud and rocks?
No, it's a collection of tree limbs and sticks, usually near the top of a tree.
Where do bald eagle's reproduce?
They lay eggs in the tops of scrag trees. Those are trees with dead or bare limbs at the top. This is called an aerie. The bare limbs are needed so they can fly in and fight off any intruders.
What kind of nest does a bald eagle make in Alaska?
Same as they do wherever they are found. A large collection of sticks and limbs, added on to each year.
How do golden lion tamarins claim their territory?
A tamarin claims its territory by rubbing a scent from its body onto tree limbs
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What is the term for body parts that are reduced in size with no apparent function?
Body parts that are reduced in size with no apparent function would be vestigial limbs. Evolution could be at the root of the development of vestigial limbs. A good example would be a T-Rex with his tiny arms.
Will a compound bow break because of age or wear?
Absolutely! Over time the limbs on compound bows will weaken and possibly crack which will eventually result in a break. Also, strings and buss cables will wear and break. As a rule of thumb, strings and cables should be changed approximately every two years. Limbs will have to be changed as soon as cracks form.
What do you think the similarities among the limbs of a chimpanzee cat bird and lizard mean in terms of evolution?
They have the same common ancestor if you go back far enough in time.
