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8维护权益严禁提前考试第一举报者重奖1000元电话：(0)18987573845What can we learn from the text?L.A.Hunter is in charge of the ten tribesB.The redwoods represent value and spirit.C.Tcih-Leh-Dan has become a heaven for wildlife.D.The redwoods heal better with the intervention of humans.A29.Why is California's Lost.Coast“lost”?A.It has given way to Highway 1.B.It has never been reported by the press.C.It has been seriously damaged for much cutting:D.It has become unnoticed with the fading of Indian culture.30.What does the underlined word"sovereignty"in the last paragraph mean?A.Creatures.B.Reform.C.Trees.D.Rule.What is the beat itle for the tes?A.Finding a Cover StoryB.Protecting the Sacred LandC.Uniting the Two OrganizationsD.Exploring the Loss of Lost CoastDSince the days of Charles Darwin,the long necks of giraffes have been a textbook exampleof evolution.The theory goes that as giraffe ancestors competed for food,those with longer neckswere able to reach higher leaves,getting a leg-up or neck-up over shorter animals.But a very unusual prehistoric giraffe relative reveals that,in addition to finding food,fighting may have driven early neck evolution.In a study published Thursday in Science,a teamof paleontologists described the Discokeryx(獬豸盘角鹿)，a giraffe ancestor,as having ahelmet-like head and large neck vertebrae ()The Discokeryx evolved like this to absorband deliver skull-cracking collisions to seek mates and defeat competitors."It shows that giraffe evolution is not just lengthening the neck,"said Jin Meng,apaleontologist at the American Museum of Natural History and co-author of the new study.Head-butting is an ancient and widespread form of conflict solution.Dinosaurs likePachycephalosaurus have firm skulls（头骨)，and knocking heads remain common in bighornsheep,chameleons and even whales.But the researchers suggested that the Discokeryx was uniquely expert at head-to-head fight.The team estimated that collisions between Discokeryxes were likely twice as forceful ashead-butting muskoxen,which strike each other at nearly 25 mph.The series of interlocking neck joints haven't been discovered in any other vertebrate)living or dead,giving the Discokeryx the greatest head-bashing equipment yetdiscovered,according to the researchers."This animal is an extreme example of usinghead-butting as a fighting tool,"Meng said.英语·第6页（共10页）