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Scientists have known for almost a hundred years that nerve damage in the hand can result in a person no longer being able to get wet-induced finger wrinkles. Finger wrinkling is therefore controlled by the nervous system. Nerve signals cause blood vessels in the finger tips to constrict, reducing the amount of fluid in the finger tips. Just as drying out a grape causes it to turn into a wrinkled raisin, the reduction of fluid in the finger tips causes them to shrivel and wrinkle.

Since finger wrinkling is an active neurological response, it is likely that evolution selected for it because this response confers some type of survival advantage. But how could wrinkles ever help one survive? This question has long been wondered and the answer is still far from settled. However, research done in 2011 seems to hint at an answer. As reported in the journalBrains, Behavior and Evolution, Mark Changizi and his associates at the 2AI Labs found evidence that finger tip wrinkles are shaped to improve the grip of wet fingers. They state, "We show that their morphology has the signature properties of drainage networks, enabling efficient removal of water from the gripped surface...Wet-induced wrinkles may, in fact, be substantially superior to 'rain treads' on shoes, which maintain a tread even when under compression and thus have a surface area of contact that is reduced. Wet-induced wrinkle treads, on the other hand, are pliable, and the act of pressing a finger tip down on a wet surface 'squeezes' the fluid out from under the finger through the channels, and upon completion of this single pulsatile flow the entire finger's skin contacts the surface." A human with an improved grip can better handle tools and weapons in the rain, as well as retrieve food from rivers and streams. In this way, the wrinkling of fingers in response to water could have provided a significant survival advantage to our ancestors.

QUETSIONS

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6.analyse the guidelines of the management between the agency theory between the Shareholders and management

7.discuss the Resolution of conflictManagement incase involving the Performance based remuneration for superior performance

8.discuss how the opportunity costs can be linked to the restructuring costs to influence the management of the finance all together simultaneously

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10.how can shareholders intervene to ensure proper management of the voting power of the unity of the company?