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Exotic anumals Research Paper
Biology
Disease
epidemiology
Infection
Virus
Zoology
While the main emphasis is not always on the acquisition of exotic animals by individuals, there are cases where owners demonstrate risky behavior when dealing with their wild pets. These people frequently lack knowledge about the nature and capabilities of their animals, neglecting to take necessary precautions for their safety as well as that of…
Respiratory System –
Biology
Head
Human Anatomy
Physiology
Respiration
Respiratory system
Zoology
The respiratory system is responsible for supplying our bodies with oxygen. This is done through respirations. There are two different respirations the external and the internal. The external respiration is the exchange of air between the lungs. This happens when oxygen is inhaled into the sacs of the lungs. Precisely at that time passes into…
The Differences and Similarites of Dogs and Cats
Animals
Cat
Dog
Zoology
The Differences and Similarities of a Dog and Cat Two domestic animals that share many common and different elements are dog and cat. Despite being different species they exhibit many surprising similarities. By examining these characteristics of each animal can become helpful when selecting a pet. Domestic dogs and cats share many common elements. They…
Development and Characterization of Primary and Immortalized Ovine Intestinal Epithelial Cells (OIECs)
Biology
Characterization
Zoology
The gastrointestinal wall of an ovine intestine is comprised of four anatomically distinct layers intended for digestion, absorption, secretion and protection. The ovine intestinal epithelial cells (OIECs) are the first line of defense against pathogens and underneath, a thin layer of connective tissue- lamina propria rich in immune cells. Initiation of innate immune response is…
The Many Ways Animals Breathe
Animals
Blood
Circulatory system
Physiology
Respiratory system
Zoology
Certain animals lack lungs and cannot survive in environments with inadequate lung function. Instead, these creatures rely on gills to obtain oxygen from water. It is noteworthy that the amount of oxygen present in water is just 1/20th of that found in the equivalent volume of air. Gills greatly increase the area available for gas…
Netsilik infanticide and its effect on the social make up of Eskimo life
Infanticide
Life
There are two big problems facing the Netsilik. The allocation of resources for survival, and the propagation of their community are the most concerning factors of Eskimo life. They have adapted different techniques that are implemented to elevate these pressures, namely infanticide and promised marriages. Infanticide is used to balance the high birth rate with…
DBQ Classical Athens and Han China: How Great Were Their Differences Compare and Contrast
China
Infanticide
Classical Athens and Han China share major similarities yet they have distinct differences. Their form of government was different because Han China had an emperor and Classical Athens ran a democracy. When it came to the children both Classical Athens and Han China the murder of a child was justified. Also women in both Empires…
Brazil Female Infanticide
Female
Infanticide
With that mindset, male infants are seen as having more financial potential than arils. Therefore making male babies more desirable than females, leading to abortion based on gender discrimination and post-birth killing of infants.. Female babies have twice as high of a chance of not surviving in the first week of birth than males Often…