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    Man’s Best Test Subject “All living beings have an inherent value and that to use any animals for experimentation is evil” (Mur 8). This statement made by Tom Regan in Animal Experimentation takes a strong stand on the controversial topic of animal testing‚ but this assertion is justified through various examples and research. He also states how humans‚ or moral agents‚ are able to apply moral principles in decision making. Because of this ability‚ humans have a duty to uphold that morality

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    breathing lungs are a universal trait of class reptilia. As such‚ it would have been necessary for the Plesiosauroid - a marine reptile‚ to return to the ocean surface to inhale air. Oxygen expenditure in reptiles is proportional to strenuosity of locomotion (Frappell‚ Schultz & Christian‚ 2002). Therefore the Plesiosauroid must have held physiological traits that enabled the species to avoid oxygen deficit while hunting deep-sea dwelling prey. This essay will outline the hypothesised respiratory‚ circulatory

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    To better analyze how these environmental factors can have this relationship with different areas in the brain‚ studies with rodents‚ and non-human primates have been used‚ and these homologies have been then applied to humans. To illustrate‚ studies in young Octodon degus‚ a type of rodent that displays similarities in human and non-human primate behavior and development‚ has shown that repeated deprivation of parental care can alter the limbic neuronal connections that are

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    Extinction

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    Bemaraha Woolly Lemur Avahi cleesei Description Named after the comedian John Cleese‚ the Bemaraha woolly lemur is a little known Madagascan primate first described in 2005. Like other woolly lemurs‚ this species has thick‚ tightly-curled‚ brown-grey fur‚ and a long tail that is often rolled up against the back. Pale fur on the small‚ rounded head extends from the forehead‚ down towards the nose‚ forming a distinctive triangular shape. The Bemaraha woolly lemur is different from related species

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    Westminster Abbey and the Archbishop of Canterbury In the United Kingdom‚ the history goes back for thousands of years. People might change and leave‚ the buildings however do not. One prime example of a famous historic site is the Westminster Abbey; a church built circulating in 1096. Another connection the church has is the Archbishop of Canterbury‚ which is the senior bishop and main leader of the Church of England. Religion is a big part of both places because that is the basis of both of the

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    Introduction: In the vast tropical rainforest‚ there lies different species of primates and amphibians. These creatures range from big to small‚ with each of them having their own distinct features‚ but these creatures won’t last very long due to the human population constantly expanding and humanity’s desire for more. This has led to the loss of habitat and endangering these animals to extinction. Doing something about this is crucial‚ even if it is big or small‚ we still need to do something about

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    Evolution of Dolphins

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    Joseph Castaneda Miami High School Abstract Over 50 million years ago‚ the creature that we know as the dolphin today was a land based animal. It would venture into the sea‚ or water to eat. Over time though the evolutionary process would see to it that this once land based creature would become a part of the water‚ evolving in such a way that it would never again see the land. Along the way there have been numerous changes that have taken place to the animals physiological

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    among the wild gorillas of the Virungas Mountains. The conservation parks that she worked in are located in areas that cover parts of the three African countries of Rwanda‚ Uganda‚ and Zaire. Dian Fossey was inspired to devote her life to these primates by the famous anthropologist Dr. Louis Leakey‚ who funded her research. Through her stay in the wild terrain Dian soon thinks of as home‚ she educates us on gorilla society and why it is so vital to protect them. Her research helps bring understanding

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    organ or cell by the body’s normal immune system.” (Rothblatt‚ 2017). Because the pig organ is of a foreign origin the human body rejects it‚ "The immunological and pathophysiological problems associated with pig xenotransplantation...are significant and probably reflect the fact that it has been 80 million years since the pig and human diverged on the evolutionary scale‚" wrote David K.C. Cooper‚ a surgeon at the Thomas E. Starzl Transplantation Institute at the University of Pittsburgh Medical

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    Demonic Males Demonic Males is an intriguing‚ fast-paced novel which explores the roots of evolution through which we‚ humans have evolved. The authors convey this book in a way that pulls you in right through the start by addressing the aggressive behaviors that have been passed down from our ancestors the great ape‚ to the males in our society. Demonic Males was an incising and factual story which you learn not only about how apes evolved‚ their mating habits‚ social systems‚ female coalitions

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