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    “Girl” & Barbie Doll

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    In the past‚ women were always considered the subordinate gender that was expected to powder their nose and stay at home to be a homemaker. Even now‚ despite the movement to liberate women from stereotypical gender roles‚ women are still seen as the inferior gender that is discriminated against in society. As suggested by the popular Barbie doll created by Mattel‚ the idealized image of a woman in our patriarchal society is one who takes care of the home and is flawlessly beautiful with perfect skin

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    WOLVES CARE FOR THEIR CHILDREN Wolves take very good care of their young‚ or pups. Their parental skills have even been compared with that of the Great Apes. Pups are born in the spring‚ and all the throughout the summer‚ the entire pack works together to care for‚ and feed the pups. Sometimes‚ a wolf will even go hungry in order to feed the pups. They seem to enjoy the company of younger wolves‚ and sometimes‚ will compete with each other for time with the pups. Large packs may invade another

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    Evolution is the process in which organisms adapt to the needs of their environment and then pass on those adaptations to their descendants. Charles Darwin proposed the initial theory of evolution‚ but many scientists influenced his discovery. Darwin established that when an organism evolves‚ it occurs because the organisms specific environment. He believed that the evolution of the species is not affected due to the changes of an organism. Their adaptations grant them survival and allow their offspring

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    characteristics acquired over the life of parents that transmitted to their offspring. (Otto E. Landman‚ 1991) The example given was that a giraffe was born with a short neck; however‚ in order to eat leaves from tall trees‚ it might gradually gain long neck over lifetime‚ and offspring of this giraffe would born with long neck instead of short one. In other words‚ the reason why giraffe has long neck is because its ancestors have strived to stretch their necks. [1] Use and disuse Use and disuse is another idea

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    Jersey: Prentice Hall. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexual_behavior_in_animals Bruce Bagemihl‚ Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity‚ St. Martin ’s Press‚ 1999; pp.427-430 Coe‚ M.J. (1967). "Necking" behavior in the giraffe." Journal of Zoology‚ London 151: 313-321. Bruce Bagemihl‚ Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity‚ St. Martin ’s Press‚ 1999; pp.302-305. In his discussion of lion same-sex relations‚ Bagemihl is making use of published

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    example by some historians such as professor Daly point to the different experiences between Europeans and the Chinese elite when they received giraffes as gifts from foreign states. The Italians were fascinated by the giraffe and the famous Domenico Ghirlandaio even painted a portrait of it. The Chinese elites however expressed little interest in the giraffe and were quick to identify and classify the

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    era resided in four arenas: piety‚ purity‚ domesticity and obedience. The conditions that the female slave lived in were opposed to the standards and virtues set by the society. It resulted in the female slave being refused what was considered the identity of womanhood. It was another manner in which slavery attempted to eliminate the slaves’ value of themselves. Jacobs continually struggled with this. Her belief in the ideas of piety‚ purity‚ domesticity and is highlighted in her admiration of one

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    Transference and Counter transference: The sun flower was placed in front of the therapist. I felt the working relationship had been more strengthened‚ and there were support and warmth flowing between us. The flower’s colour and shape brought warmth and a sense of order. It also gave a fresh and relaxed sense like the sun coming out again after a storm. After this stage of work‚ Lily no longer had the feeling of crashing down when she was facing the skull. The sense which was frozen by fear began

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    Homologous Structures

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    Today we have artificial selection which is the reproduction of two organisms with help from humans to create desired traits. You theorized that homologous and analogous structures helped support your theory of evolution. Three things you studied‚ homologous structures‚ analogous structures‚ and natural selection‚ greatly helped prove your theory of evolution among species. Homologous structures are very important when discussing the theory of evolution. Homologous structures are structures in organisms

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    Outline in detail Darwin’s idea of ‘natural selection’‚ and explain how this differed from previous evolutionary theories. Charles Darwin (1809-1882) was a British naturalist who is famously associated with the term ‘natural selection’ which he believed was the process that caused species to evolve. In this essay I aim to explain Darwin’s theory of evolution through natural selection‚ contrast it with other similar theories set before it and then an overall conclusion. Darwin originally

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