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    Mendel used to conduct his very famous hereditary experiments in his free time. He did something no one had ever done before and no one ever had analyzed statistically the experiments of breeding. It was Mendel’s knowledge of natural sciences and his studies that helped him carry out these experiments. He usually chose to work with pea plants and selected only those ones that were cultivated in controlled atmosphere and were a pure variety. He cross bred many seeds and then found out results of the

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    causing there to be an increase in deforestation due to the needs for land for settlement‚ cultivating agriculture and extracting resources. Research has shown that deforestation does increase the rate of malaria because of the environmental changes of breeding sites and humans moving to and from forested areas. Malaria’s parasites most commonly and successfully infects the female Anopheles mosquitoes and those humans that are bitten by these mosquitos‚ however they are both affected by the parasite differently

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    spending money on a puppy from a pet store‚ you support a really ugly industry. This industry is known as puppy mills. A puppy mill is a large-scale commercial dog breeding operation where profit is given priority over the well-being of the dogs (ASPCA). Puppy mills are easily distinguished by their inhumane conditions and the constant breeding of unhealthy and genetic defective dogs solely for profit (Prisoners of Greed). Puppy mills make dog’s live very tortured lives. All puppy mills should be banned

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    inherent need to regulate the laws and ordinances on puppy and kitten mills. In the hope that‚ more people will turn to adopting their four legged friends from the local animals shelters and rescues. (topic sentence). Puppy and Kitten mills are breeding centers all about the profit‚ and the animals are just products. In other words‚ its mass production for profit without concern for the animal. Puppy and kitten mills are a factory that pump out as many puppies and kittens as possible‚ in the shortest

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    protein‚ mutations can be particularly damaging to a cell or organism. The type of mutation that causes sickle cell anemia is called substitution. In the recessive trait the sex cell will occur throughout the body. Pg. 167 1. In selective breeding you are relying on the natural random distributions of genes in the mating process. By rewarding some combinations and by discouraging others you can arrive at an organism with traits that are predictably more desirable than those of their ancestors

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    heredity". Artificial Insemination Use of stored sperm from an unneutered male to impregnate a female. Used when the two partners are geographically separate. Sperm from a male can be stored for use many years later. Not (currently) used in cat breeding‚ but often used in other livestock. Artificial Selection Selection for specific traits by breeders choosing which cats to mate together to perpetuate the trait(s). Artificial selection often selects for traits that would be eradicated in nature

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    wrong. Darwin started with the light experiment‚ he placed a earthworm under a heating lamp to see the redness on top the head. After he studies the earthworms‚ he went on a studied the pigeon. He was very interested in the pigeons because of their breeding techniques. Darwin joined two pigeon groups in London to learn more about pigeons. He made the size of their skeleton‚ the color

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    became a monk at a monastery in Brunn‚ Moravis (now Brno in the Czech Republic. This was where he was given the name Gregor‚ the monastery belonged to the Augustinian Order of St. Thomas. While at the monastery‚ Mendel became interested with selective breeding in animals. Many people involved in the church believed that such experimentation was tampering with God’s way of life. They believed that certain experiments were acceptable in plants but such experiments with animals were not found acceptable in

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    intensified their anti-mosquito breeding operations in the public and common areas of the estate. These coordinated actions have greatly reduced the number of mosquito breeding sites. However‚ we are still encountering cases of mosquito breeding in homes. Residents therefore have a vital role to play. We have to be responsible and take the required preventive measures to eliminate mosquito breeding in our homes. The best defence against Dengue Fever is to prevent the breeding of the aedes mosquito. We

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    from extinction. In the wild there are many dangers that could affect the population of animal species‚ mainly poachers and deforestation. Breeding these animals in a safe environment increases the population until it is big enough to be released back into the wild. For example the population of the giant panda was rapidly decreasing from deforestation. Breeding programs were established and now the population of giant pandas is stabilising. In this way‚ keeping an animal in a cage is helping the survival

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