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CTE Program of Study: AG0170 - Natural Resources Management Systems STANDARD % SKILL SET/COMPETENCY REQUIRED CORE COURSES FOR COMPLETION

1st Course 0101

Introduction to Ag

2nd Course 0200

Natural Resources

Mgmt.

3rd Course 0134 SAE

Specialization: 0183 Forest Management 0190 Fish and Wildlife Management 2494 Land Management and Surveying 2498 Arboriculture and Urban Forestry

Foundations of Agribusiness

0101.1 Students will demonstrate knowledge of:

Types of agribusiness ownership.

X

Return on investment. X

Methods of marketing agricultural commodities, products and services in domestic and international markets.

X

Basic finance - personal inventory, net worth, income, expense

X

Supervised Agricultural Experience Program (SAE)

X

The Four Ps (product, place, price and promotion).

X

0101.2 Create an advertisement for an agricultural

product. X

0101.3 Research local supply and demand of

agricultural products. X

0101.4 Create a plan and begin development for

their own agricultural enterprises. (SAE) X

Foundations of Animal Systems


The origin, significance, distribution and domestication of animal systems.

X

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STANDARD % SKILL SET/COMPETENCY REQUIRED CORE COURSES FOR COMPLETION 1st Course

0101 Introduction to

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Common and scientific names of major animal species.

X

Breeds of livestock. X

Basic anatomy of animals. X

Livestock terminology (steer, heifer, barrow, gilt, etc.).

X

Animal cells. X

Animal health disorders. X

Bio-security in the animal industry. X Common types of feedstuffs. X

Animal welfare and animal rights. X

Facilities needed to house and produce animal species safely and efficiently.

X

Effects of animal agriculture on the environment.

X

0101.6 Diagram a typical animal cell and identify the

organelles X

0101.7 Practice administering injections. X

0101.8 Perform a basic health exam on a live

animal. X

0101.9 Debate the issues associated with animal

welfare and animal rights. X

Agriculture Innovation and Technology


Agricultural biotechnology.

X

Applications of biotechnology in agriculture. X

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The history of agriculture innovation X

The major agriculture inventions and their impact on the industry.

X

0101.11 Use agricultural related technology and equipment

X

0101.12 Debate the issues associated with biotechnology.

X

1010.13 Research current agricultural products impacted by biotechnology practices.

X

Foundations of Food Products and Processing


The history of the animal processing industry.

X

The importance of food labeling to the consumer.

X

Quality and yield grades of food products. X

Foods derived from meat, egg, poultry, fish and dairy products.

X

Products derived from fruits and vegetables. X

Products derived from grains, legumes and oilseeds.

X

Common weights and measures in the food products and processing industry.

X

Methods of food preservation. X

0101.15 Produce a food product (cheese, sausage, sauerkraut, etc.)

X

0101.16 Compare and contrast various food labels. X

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0101.17 Conduct a food preservation experiment. X

Foundations of Natural Resources


Natural resources.

X

Ecosystems. X

Renewable resources. X

Nonrenewable resources. X

0101.19 Identify renewable resources. X 0101.20 Identify nonrenewable resources. X

0101.21 Identify alternative energy sources. X

0101.22 Identify healthy ecosystem characteristics. X

Foundations of Plant Systems

0101.23 Students will demonstrate knowledge of :

Parts of a plant.

X

Functions of plant parts. X

Basic soil science. X

Basic plant nutrition. X Plant physiology - photosynthesis,

reproduction, respiration, transpiration. X

0101.24 Diagram a typical plant cell and identify

plant cell organelles and their functions. X

0101.25 Identify the components and functions of

plant roots. X

0101.26 Identify the components and the functions

of plant stems. X

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of plant leaves. X


of plant flowers. X

0101.29 Interpret soil results to determine fertilizer

application needs. X

0101.30 Conduct soil sampling and testing. X

0101.31 Identify agriculturally important plants by

common names. X

Foundations of Power, Structural and Technical Systems


Units of weight, volume, length and temperature.

X

Basic math practices used in Power, Structural and Technical Systems.

X

The basic hand tools and their proper uses in an agricultural setting.

X

0101.33 Add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole

numbers, with and without a calculator. X

0101.34 Use a ruler, a metric ruler, and a measuring

tape to measure. X

0101.35 Add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions. X

0101.36 Add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals,

with and without a calculator. X

0101.37 Convert decimals to percentages and

percentages to decimals X

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0101.38 Convert fractions to decimal and decimals to

fractions. X

0101.39 Properly and safely use hand tools. X

0101.40 Construct a project using hand tools. X

Leadership Development through FFA

0101.41

Students will demonstrate knowledge of FFA history and facts, Code of Ethics, Official Dress, basic parliamentary procedure and the three circle model of Agricultural Education.

X

0101.42 Recite the FFA Creed. X

0101.43 Recite the FFA motto. X

0101.44 Research the important dates and events in

the history of FFA and Agricultural Education.

X

0101.45 Perform basic parliamentary procedure

(make motion, second motion, debate) X

Soil Management 0200.1 Students will demonstrate knowledge of:

Soil formation factors.

X

Origin and types of soil parent materials. X Soil ecosystems. X

Nutrient management. X

Soil conservation practices. X

Soil erosion and conservation. X

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Spatial tools such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) and their use in resource management.

X

0200.2 Analyze soil profiles to determine texture,

depth, permeability, internal drainage, soil color and horizons.

X

0200.3 Use information to determine land use and

limitations. X

0200.4 Calculate the slope of land. X

0200.5

Collect soil samples and conduct experiments to measure pH and amounts of available Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium.

X

0200.6 Compare and contrast soil fertility from

different locations such as: cropland, forest land, pasture, etc.

X

0200.7 Develop a nutrient management plan. X

0200.8

Apply best management practices to specific sites such as agriculture, construction, log landing and oil and gas wells.

X

0200.9 Access and use published and on-line soil

data to determine land use and limitations. X

0200.10 Determine land capability classes and

subclasses of land using soil profile observation and soil survey data.

X

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Water Management


Hydrologic cycle.

X

Watersheds and aquatic ecosystems

(wetlands, streams ponds, etc.) X

Wetland functions. X

Aquifers and groundwater protection. X

Point and non-point source pollution. X

0200.12 Use topographic maps to delineate the

watershed of a given area, identify drainage patterns and identify stream orders.

X

0200.13

Conduct chemical water quality tests to determine temperature, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, pH, alkalinity, nitrogen levels of various water samples from a given watershed and determine land use practices in the watershed based on results.

X

0200.14

Conduct a biological stream assessment by collecting macro-invertebrates and determine the water quality of the stream based on results.

X

0200.15 Analyze a wetland to determine benefits to

surrounding area and identify wetland plants and animals.

0200.16 Explain how Geographic Information

Systems (GIS) are being used to help X

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communities assess water quality and watershed health information.

Forest Management


Basic forestry concepts: succession, forest structure, site, growing space, crown class, site index, tolerance, wildfire, aspect and forest measurements.

X

Factors affecting tree growth. X

Dendrology. X

Know the various methods of measuring

standing timber. X

Riparian buffers. X

Wildfires and prescribed burns. X

Best management practices in forestry and

state BMP regulations. X

0200.18 Evaluate a forest stand for existing factors

affecting tree growth (soil moisture and depth, aspect, slope)

X

0200.19 Identify common WV tree species using

multiple indicators (leaf margin, bark, arrangement, fruit, etc.).

X

0200.20

Know and be able to use the following tree and forest measurement tools: Biltmore stick, diameter tape, increment borer, clinometer, topographic map, compass, GPS and soil survey map.

X

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0200.21 Calculate the amount of board feet in a

standing tree using tree measurements and volume tables.

X

0200.22 Read a topographical map and lay out a

logging road based on topography of a site. X

Wildlife Management

0200.23 Students will demonstrate knowledge of

biodiversity and wildlife management practices.

X

0200.24 Conduct a habitat assessment of a given

area to determine suitability for specific species of wildlife.

X

0200.25 Identify invasive plant and animal species

and their impact on the environment. X

0200.26 Identify threatened and endangered species

of wildlife and methods to protect their populations.

X

0200.27 Identify native plant and animal species and

their range, habitat and functions. X

Land Management


Topographic maps, aerial maps, soil survey data and soil test results.

X

Basic geology. X

Basic surveying. X

Land management at the local, state and

federal level. X

Management of private lands. X

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0200.29 Conduct an environmental assessment for a

specific site. X

0200.30 Research land reclamation practices for

various sites: wetlands, mines and oil and gas well sites.

X

0200.31 Analyze political, biological, economical and

sociological impacts on managing ecosystems.

X

0200.32 Interpret current and historical aerial

photography for land cover and land use applications.

X

0200.33 Conduct a property title search. X

0200.34 Measure acreage on maps. X

0200.35 Prepare and write a conservation plan for a

specific parcel of land. X

0200.36 Determine location and other information

from maps using Global Positioning Systems (GPS)

X

0200.37 Measure elevation of a given area using

survey equipment. X

Environmental Laws and Government Agencies

0200.38

Students will demonstrate knowledge of environmental regulations and laws and local, state and federal agencies involved in conservation and environmental preservation.

X

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0200.39 Identify environmental regulations and their

impacts to agriculture, forestry, mining and the oil and gas industry

X

0200.40 Identify regulatory agencies that govern

agriculture, forestry, mining and the oil and gas industry

X

0200.41 Apply principles of nutrient, water and

waste management to environmental problems.

X

0200.42

Research government programs that support private land owners to conduct conservation practices.

X

Agricultural Innovation and Technology


Emerging technology in natural resources related industries.

X

The impact of international agriculture on

U.S. and global natural resources. X

Career opportunities in technology,

innovation, and entrepreneurship in natural resources related fields.

X

Grants available to support technology,

innovation, and entrepreneurship in natural resources related fields.

X

0200.44 Identify a current question in the natural

resources sector and then develop a X

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hypothesis and conduct research and present findings.

0200.45 Identify a current issue or problem in the

natural resources sector and work as a group to find a solution to the problem.

X

Natural Resources Entrepreneurship

0134.1 Students will demonstrate knowledge of entrepreneurship, value added agriculture, direct marketing and sustainability.

X

0134.2 Develop agriculturally related entrepreneurial enterprises.

X

0134.3 Develop a marketing plan for agribusiness enterprises.

X

Natural Resources Financial Record Keeping

0134.4 Students will demonstrate knowledge of financial record keeping,

X

0134.5 Keep financial records such as net worth statements, inventories, financial statements, income and expense logs, and other pertinent records.

X

0134.6 Create and maintain an SAE portfolio to include financial records, resume, sample student work, and documenting pictures.

X

0183 Forest Management

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Basic forestry concepts such as succession, structure, site, tolerance, etc.

X

Tree growth.

X

Dendrology. X

Measuring standing timber. X Tree and forest measurement tools. X

0183.2 Select trees to be cut down, assessing

factors such as site, terrain, and weather conditions before beginning work.

X

0183.3

Measure felled logs or loads of pulpwood to calculate volume, weight, dimensions, and marketable value, using measuring devices and conversion tables.

X

0183.4 Select and mark trees for thinning or logging

and draw detailed plans that include access roads.

X

0183.5

Thin and space trees and control weeds and undergrowth, using manual tools and chemical, or supervise workers performing these tasks.

X

0183.6

Provide forestry education and general information, advice, and recommendations to woodlot owners, community organization, and the general public.

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0183.7

Perform reforestation, or forest renewal, including nursery and silviculture operations, site preparation, seeding and tree planting programs, cone collection, and tree improvement.

X

0183.8 Inspect trees and collect samples of plants,

seeds, foliage, bark and roots to locate insect and disease damage.

X


Proper personal protective clothing to wear when operating a chainsaw.

X

Basic techniques used to fell standing trees. X

Parts of a chainsaw. X

Chainsaw repair and maintenance. X

0183.10 Maintain and repair chainsaws and other equipment, clean, oil, and grease equipment, and sharpen properly.

X

0183.11 Students will demonstrate knowledge of best management practices used in forest industry.

X

0183.12

Survey, measure, and map access roads and forest areas such as burns, cut-over areas, experimental plots, and timber sales sections.

X

0183.13

Provide information about regulations such as those concerning environmental protection, resource utilization, fire safety and accident prevention.

X

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0190 Fish and Wildlife Management


Major types of fish and wildlife.

X

Habitat management. X Fish and wildlife laws and regulations. X

0190.2

Study animals in their natural habitats, assessing effects of environment and industry on animals, interpreting findings and recommending alternative operating conditions for the industry.

X

0190.3 Inventory or estimate plant and wildlife

populations. X

0190.4

Make recommendations on management systems and planning for wildlife populations and habitat, consulting with stakeholders and the public at large to explore options.

X

0190.5

Inform and respond to public regarding wildlife and conservation issues, such as plant identification, hunting ordinances, and nuisance wildlife.

X


Animal behavior.

X

Anatomy and physiology of fish and wildlife

species. X

Watersheds and water quality. X

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Riparian zones. X

Invasive species. X

0190.7 Organize and conduct experimental studies

with live animals in controlled or natural surroundings.

X

0190.8

Study characteristics of animals such as origin, interrelationships, classification, life histories and diseases, development, genetics, and distribution.

X

0190.9 Analyze characteristics of animals to identify

and classify them. X

0190.10

Prepare collections of preserved specimens or microscopic slides for species identification and study of development or disease.

X

0190.11 Collect and dissect animal specimens and

examine specimens under a microscope.

X

0190.12 Raise specimens for study and observation

or for use in experiments. X

0190.13 Delineate a local watershed boundary. X

0190.14 Test water samples for various chemical

parameters. X

2494 Land Management and Surveying

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Advanced geology principles.

X

Oil and natural gas deposits. X

Equipment used to prospect and sample for oil and gas.

X

2494.2 Prepare notes, sketches, geological maps, or

cross-sections. X

2494.3 Read and study reports in order to compile

information and data for geological and geophysical prospecting.

X

2494.4 Interview individuals and research public

databases in order to obtain information. X

2494.5 Assemble, maintain, or distribute

information for library or record systems. X

2494.6 Operate or adjust equipment or apparatus

used to obtain geological data. X

2494.7 Set-up or direct set-up of instruments used

to collect geological data. X

2494.8 Record readings in order to compile data

used in prospecting for oil and gas. X

2494.9 Observe oil, water, or gas well-drilling

activities. X

2494.10 Collect samples or cuttings using equipment

or hand tools. X

2494.11 Evaluate and interpret core samples and

cuttings and other geological data used in prospecting for oil and gas.

X

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Surveying equipment and instruments.

X

Data and maps used in surveying. X

Mathematical equations used in surveying. X

2494.13 Verify the accuracy of survey data including

measurements and calculations at survey sites.

X

2494.14 Search legal records, survey records, and

land titles to obtain information about property boundaries in areas to be surveyed.

X

2494.15 Calculate heights, depths, relative positions,

property lines, and other characteristics of terrain.

X

2494.16

Prepare and maintain sketches, maps, reports, and legal descriptions of surveys to describe, certify, and assume liability for work performed.

X

2494.17 Direct or conduct surveys to establish legal

boundaries for properties based on legal deeds and titles.

X

2494.18 Prepare or supervise preparation of all data,

charts, plots, maps, records, and documents related to surveys.

X

2494.19 Write descriptions of property boundary

surveys for use in deeds, leases, or other legal documents.

X

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2494.20

Compute geodetic measurements and interpret survey data to determine positions, shapes, and elevations or geomorphic and topographic features.

X

2494.21

Determine longitudes and latitudes of important features and boundaries in survey areas using theodolites, transits, levels, and GPS.

X

2494.22 Record the results of surveys including the

shape, contour, location, elevation, and dimensions of land or land features.

X

2494.23 Establish fixed points for use in making maps

using geodetic and engineering instruments. X

2494.24 Adjust surveying instruments to maintain

their accuracy. X


Mapmaking.

X

GPS and GIS. X

Topographical maps and their use in land

management. X

Aerial photographs and their use in land

management. X

2494.26

Compare topographical features or contour lines with images from aerial photographs, old maps, or other reference materials to verify the accuracy of their identification.

X

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2494.27 Research resources such as survey maps or

legal descriptions to verify property lines or to obtain information needed for mapping.

X

2494.28

Enter global positioning system (GPS) data, legal deeds, field notes, or land survey reports into geographic information system (GIS) workstations so that information can be transformed into graphic land description such as maps or drawings.

X

2494.29 Analyze aerial photographs to detect and

interpret significant military, industrial, resource, or topographical data.

X

2494.30 Students will demonstrate knowledge of

property titles and institutions involve in title examination and searching.

X

2494.31 Prepare lists of all legal instruments applying

to a specific piece of land and the buildings on it.

X

2494.32

Examine documentation such as mortgages, liens, judgments, easements, plat books, maps, contracts, and agreements in order to verify factors such as properties’ legal descriptions, ownership or restrictions.

X

2494.33

Read search requests in order to ascertain types of title evidence required and to obtain descriptions of properties and names of involved parties.

X

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2494.34 Copy or summarize recorded documents,

such as mortgages, trust deeds, and contracts that affect property titles.

X

2494.35

Examine individual titles in order to determine if restrictions, such as delinquent taxes, will affect titles and limit property use.

X

2494.36

Prepare reports describing any title encumbrances encountered during searching activities and outlining actions needed to clear titles.

X

2494.37

Confer with realtors, lending institution personnel, buyers, sellers, contractors, surveyors, and courthouse personnel in order to exchange title-related information or to resolve problems.

X

2494.38 Enter into recordkeeping system appropriate

data needed to create new title records or update existing ones.

X

2494.39 Obtain maps or drawings delineating

properties from company title plants, county surveyors, and/or assessor’s offices.

X

2498 Arboriculture and Urban Forestry


Cells and tissues or woody plants.

X

Parts/functions of woody stems. X

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Parts/functions of buds and branches. X

Parts/functions of leaves. X Parts/functions of roots. X

The photosynthesis process. X

Tree respiration and transpiration. X The growth and development of a tree. X

The defense systems of a tree. X

2498.2 Diagram parts of woody stems, buds,

branches, leaves and roots. X

2498.3 Take a core sample from a tree and analyze

the growth rings and internal parts. X

2498.4 Observe trees and identify various stages of

tree growth. X


Branch attachments.

X

Timing of when and how much to prune. X

Tools used for proper pruning. X

Specialty pruning. X

Pruning specifications. X

2498.6 Identify different types of branch

attachments. X

2498.7 Identify trees that would need the different

types of pruning. X

2498.8 Identify tools used in pruning. X

2498.9 Properly write tree specific pruning

specifications. X

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Basic dendrology.

X

Tree taxonomy. X

Identification features of trees. X

Identification keys. X How to select trees of the site. X

Tree and site considerations. X

Selecting nursery trees. X

2498.11 Make a tree identification key. X 2498.12 Identify trees based on leaf characteristics. X

2498.13 Determine common name of common tree

species. X

2498.14 Determine if a nursery tree is good tree. X

2498.15 List some considerations of both trees and

site. X


Systematic diagnosis.

X

Symptoms and signs of problems. X

Abiotic disorders. X Biotic disorders. X

Find assistance in diagnosis. X

2498.17 Diagram the system to diagnose problems. X 2498.18 List both abiotic and biotic disorders. X

2498.19 Identify both abiotic and biotic disorders. X

2498.20 Name some agencies to assist with a

diagnosis. X

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Selecting a tree.

X

Nursery stock. X

Planting techniques. X

Early care water and mulching needs. X Stabilization needs. X

Early pruning practices. X

Planting specifications. X

2498.22 List factors for in selecting good nursery

stock. X

2498.23 Name specific trees for specific planting

sites. X

2498.24 Select limbs to prune on young trees. X

2498.25 Read and understand basic planting

specifications. X


Basic laws and regulations.

X

PPE. X

Communications. X Electrical hazards. X

Chainsaw safety. X

Tree felling and removal. X Ropes and rope use. X

Climbing gear and inspection. X

Rescue techniques. X

Rigging ropes and equipment. X Rigging and cutting techniques. X

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2498.27 List all PPE. X

2498.28 Demonstrate hand signals and vocal

communications. X

2498.29 Safely start a chainsaw. X

2498.30 Safely buck a log. X 2498.31 Describe the different arborist rope types. X

2498.32 Identify climbing and rigging equipment. X


Types of tree support systems.

X

Cabling hardware and tools.. X

Techniques for installing cables. X

Using tree stabilization equipment. X

Inspecting cable support systems. X

Tree fertilization requirements. X

Tree fertilization techniques. X Analyzing and prescribing tree fertilization. X

Lightning protection. X

Trees to protect. X

2498.34 Name the different tree support systems. X 2498.35 Identify cabling tools and hardware. X

2498.36 Explain the steps of cabling a tree. X

2498.37 Identify tree fertilization needs. X

2498.38 List trees that may be susceptible to

lightning strikes.

X


Abiotic and biotic disorders.

X

Symptoms and signs of disorders. X

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Plant defense mechanisms. X

Integrated pest management, definition and

basics. X

Cultural, biological, and chemical controls. X

Alternative pesticide options. X

2498.40 List most common biotic and abiotic

disorders. X

2498.41 Name common symptoms and signs of

disorders. X

2498.42 Diagram the plant defense mechanisms. X

2498.43 Define the different types of control

methods. X


Tree inspection.

X

Tree decay and risk. X Risk management and mitigation options. X

Liability and negligence. X

Construction damages and practices to

mitigate affect. X

Grade changes affecting tree health. X

Treating construction damaged trees. X

2498.45 Identify tree decay and rot. X 2498.46 Perform a basic tree inspection. X

2498.47 List mitigation practices. X

2498.48 Name effects of improper construction. X


Soil structure, properties and pore space.

X

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Soil moisture and tree growth. X

Urban soils. X

Water and trees, how they affect each

other. X

2498.50 Identify soil layers. X

2498.51 List the effects of water on tree growth. X

2498.52 Name factors that affect urban soils. X

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