How might a conservation biologist apply the theory of island biogeography in a national park
1 . Canadian English is an odd duck, a weird amalgam of American English and our British roots. 2  Canadian spelling keeps the 'u' in words like honour, colour and valour. 3  Canada switched over to the metric system decades ago, while the U.S. is one of the few countries that still use the imperial system.
English is the language. American is the dialect. Well American is not a language. And we speak English, but in a way that 'English people would probably not agree. So as stated, we speak American English, just like people in Mexico, and Puerto Rico speak and alternate form of Spanish that Spaniards may not agree with. Some words mean one thing in Puerto-Rican Spanish and mean another in Mexican Spanish or Spain Spanish.