In-laws, long distance lovers, and total strangers. Venue: Anodyne Map It. Venue: Los Globos Map It. A virtual open-mic storytelling experience that invites up to eight tellers to share a true, personal story on a given theme. A curated storytelling show featuring four tellers who develop and shape their stories with our directors. Coming to life in the virtual space and guided by a host, each teller shares their story from their home streamed live into the living room of our viewers.
Curated events featuring five tellers who develop and shape their stories with our directors. Beyond theater, The Moth Mainstage is a community where entertainment and enlightenment merge.
Open-mic storytelling competitions. Come tell a story, or just enjoy the show! Featuring high school and college students who have participated in Moth workshops in their schools.
Showcases of storytellers from a wide range of populations, community organizations and non-profits. Live Storytelling Events - Live 1. Live Storytelling Events - Live 4. Live Storytelling Events - Virtual 1. Live Storytelling Events - Live 2. Live Storytelling Events - Live 5. Live Storytelling Events - Virtual 2. Live Storytelling Events - Live 3. Live Storytelling Events In response to concerns about the COVID Our goal is to create a safe environment that fosters empathy and builds a community enriched by storytelling.
All Upcoming Events through December Monday October Tuesday October Wednesday October These changes altered the nature of what had been predominantly an agricultural workforce. Great Britain's plentiful coal supplies provided the energy resources needed to fuel the fast-growing metalworking, glass, ceramics, and brewing industries.
Because coal is not a clean energy source, its burning released vast quantities of soot into London's air. The soot settled as a black film on buildings, homes, and even trees.
In the midst of London's newly industrialized environment, the peppered moth found itself in a difficult struggle to survive. Soot coated and blackened the trunks of trees throughout the city, killing lichen that grew on the bark and turning tree trunks from a light gray-flecked pattern to a dull, black film. The light gray, pepper-patterned moths that once blended into the lichen-covered bark, now stood out as easy targets for birds and other hungry predators.
The theory of natural selection suggests a mechanism for evolution and gives us a way to explain the variations we see in living organisms and the changes evident in the fossil record. Natural selection processes can act on a population either to reduce genetic diversity or increase it.
The types of natural selection also known as selection strategies that reduce genetic diversity include: stabilizing selection and directional selection.
The selection strategies that increase genetic diversity include diversifying selection, frequency-dependent selection, and balancing selection. The peppered moth case study described above is an example of directional selection: the frequency of color varieties changes dramatically in one direction or another lighter or darker in response to the predominating habitat conditions.
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Coming to life in the virtual space and guided by a host, each teller shares their story from their home streamed live into the living room of our viewers. Curated events featuring five tellers who develop and shape their stories with our directors. Beyond theater, The Moth Mainstage is a community where entertainment and enlightenment merge. Open-mic storytelling competitions. Come tell a story, or just enjoy the show!
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