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    Record Keeping

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    Husbandry LO4 Records Keeping Contents Page 3 - introduction to Record Keeping Page 5 - Record Vocabularies for Zoo’s Page 6 - Medical Records and Requirements for Horses Page 8 - Table of Records kept Page 12 - Appendix Introduction Why Keep Records? Animal Records have been in place in Zoo’s for years it is important to keep a Record of all Arrivals‚ Departures‚ Births and deaths. By keeping these There is always some form of “time line” available for each individual

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    17 (2008)‚ 2‚ 247-263 Original Scientific Article – UDC – 616.89-008.441.42 159.015.7 Evolutionary Explanations of Eating Disorders Igor Kardum‚ Asmir Gračanin‚ Jasna Hudek-Knežević University of Rijeka‚ Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department of Psychology Abstract This article reviews several most important evolutionary mechanisms that underlie eating disorders. The first part clarifies evolutionary foundations of mental disorders and various mechanisms leading to their development. In

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    record keeping What is recordkeeping? Recordkeeping is the making and maintaining of complete‚ accurate‚ reliable evidence of business transactions. Why is recordkeeping important? Good business requires good recordkeeping. In competitive business environments and strict accountability structures‚ it is vital that organisations have the evidence and information they need to drive and support their business operations. ------------------------------------------------- What are recordkeeping systems

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    Record keeping and marketing 1. Livestock consumption 2. Sow and litter performance record 3. Feed consumption 4. Beer performance recorf 5. Sow breeding performance record 6. Summary of mortality report Kinds of rules 1. Berch rule – it’s a one peace rule made of one or two feet length commonly used in shape of school 2. Two – feet folding rule – it’s the typical carpenter rule that is folded for convenience for carrying in the pocket 3. Zigzag rule – its

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    Keeping Pets

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    The disadvantages of keeping prairie dogs as pets far outweigh the advantages. But the cuteness factor of these unique creatures keep the pet trade moving along with more and more people wanting prairie dogs as pets. Before you take on one of these animals into your care‚ you should weigh all of the factors of ownership so there will be no surprises once the prairie dog is in your home. Advantages Without a doubt‚ the cuteness and uniqueness factors of the prairie dog are what interest people

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    Keeping fit?

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    Keeping Fit? Strength is the muscle’s ability to exert force. Although we equate large muscles with strength‚ that is not necessarily so. Strength is not directly proportional to the size of a muscle. First‚ you need to decide which muscles you want to strengthen‚ then find the best way to exercise those muscles so they will respond with increased strength. Then keep increasing the weight load to challenge the muscles. For instance‚ add 1 pound now and another pound in a month‚ and so on. The more

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    Faith in Science With increasing scientific breakthrough due to better technology‚ the understanding of the origin of life seems to be on the verge of scientific fact rather than theory. Because of this‚ well-educated scientists seem to think that those who hold on to religious beliefs are un-educated or just set in their ways‚ unwilling to see the truth before them. It may seem to many in the scientific community that a belief in God is not only inappropriate‚ but unwelcome. But because scientists

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    which still has many controversies surrounding it is the notion of evolutionary psychology. As this field progresses into the world‚ many brilliant scientists from around the world reason why they think it’s false. Both supporters and adversaries not only helped shed light for each other‚ but also helped shed light in helping me decide whether I wanted to stand behind this new field‚ or be among the many that decline it. Evolutionary psychology is the up and coming belief

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    Fides et Ratio‚ One or Both? The Middle Ages saw a period in time that was deeply rooted in Christianity. Almost every aspect of life was monitered and ruled by the Church. This period in time also saw the emergence of men beginning to question whether the existence of God can be proved by faith ‚ reason‚ or as Thomas Aquinas insists‚ by both faith and reason. There were differing opinions of this matter in both scholarly and religious circles. Faith is what all believers must have within them

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    Evolutionary Bioenergetics of Protocells Introduction Bioenergetics is central to our understanding of living systems‚ though there has been very less research in field of finding the origins of life. Understanding the origin of cellular life on Earth requires the discovery of plausible pathways for the transition from complex prebiotic chemistry to simple biology‚ defined as the emergence of chemical assemblies capable of Darwinian evolution.  A coherent pathway which starts from no more than

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