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Animation/Re-animation

Theory, Culture & Society, 2006
10.1177/026327640602300261 ; Theory, Culture and Society ; 23 ; 2-3 ...
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The estimation of animal abundance and related parameters

, 1974
The author, one of the world's leading experts in the study of animal populations, explains in detail the methods developed by ecologists for estimating animal numbers and related parameters such as mortality and birth rates.
G. Seber
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Culture of Animal Cells: A Manual of Basic Technique and Specialized Applications

, 2010
Biology of Cultured Cells. Design and Layout. Equipment. Aseptic Technique. Safety. Culture Vessels. Media. Serum-Free Media. Preparation and Sterilization. Primary Culture. Cell Lines. Cloning and Selection. Cell Separation.
R. Freshney
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Animating the Bible’s Animals

2015
This chapter discusses the potential relevance of interdisciplinary animal studies for biblical interpretation. The story of Jacob and his family in Genesis 25–32 is examined from the perspective of a “critical animal hermeneutics.” Three features of such a hermeneutics, characteristic of contemporary animal studies, are emphasized: (1) the ...
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When is an animal, not an animal?

Journal of Biological Education, 1981
The concepts of ‘animal’ held by some New Zealand primary, secondary, and tertiary students were explored using both an interview and multiplechoice survey approach. The results indicate that many students of all ages have a restricted concept of ‘animal’ compared with that of a biologist. The implications of these results for teaching are discussed.
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The Case for Animal Rights

Personalist Forum, 2023
Tom Regan
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Animal Research (See Animal Ethics; Animal Welfare; Animal Cloning)

2021
The use of animals in scientific research appears to be almost as old as the beginning of medicine. For example, vivisection is already reported in the Corpus Hippocraticum (4th to 1st century BC) and by Galen (2nd century). The use of animals was strongly revived in the Renaissance.
Maria do Céu Patrão Neves, Henk ten Have   +1 more
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Trace Elements in Human and Animal Nutrition

Agronomy Journal, 1956
Zinc, K.M. Hambidge. Iodine, B.S. Hetzel and G.F. Maberly. Selenium, O.A. Levander. Lead, J. Quarterman. Cadium, K. Kostial. Arsenic, M. Anke. Silicon, E.M. Carlisle. Lithium, W. Mertz. Aluminum, A.C. Alfrey. Other Elements, F.H. Nielsen.
E. Underwood
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CRISPR in Animals and Animal Models

2017
CRISPR-Cas9 has revolutionized the generation of transgenic animals. This system has demonstrated an unprecedented efficiency, multiplexability, and ease of use, thereby reducing the time and cost required for genome editing and enabling the production of animals with more extensive genetic modifications.
Ellen Shrock, Marc Güell, Marc Güell
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Animals and Animal Husbandry

2018
Abstract This chapter gives a short overview of animal husbandry in Iron Age Europe. In this largely agrarian society, people depended on animals for food, transport, and labour. Although animal husbandry shows a high degree of variety, related to differences in climate, geography, and the complexity of society, broad geographical ...
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