Animal Abuse 
.... Certainly experimentation and the animal-for-food industries are ripe for debate, but in recent years the abuse of
animals in the
fur industry, for example ....
(843
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The use of animals in laboratory experiments
.... There have also been protests against the killing of
animals for the
fur industry, the inhumane treatment of farm
animals, and the use of animal models for ....
(1744
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ANIMAL RIGHTS
.... accept the rights of
animals on even the most basic level, it is morally impossible to accept the utterly pointless extermination of
animals for their
fur alone ....
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ANIMAL RIGHTS: THE EVOLUTION OF MORALITY
.... accept the rights of
animals on even the most basic level, it is morally impossible to accept the utterly pointless extermination of
animals for their
fur alone ....
(2436
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Issues in Philosophy
.... If one observes a large number of
animals with
fur and concludes, based on observation, that all
animals with
fur give birth to live young rather than laying ....
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PETA
.... like the cosmetics and
fur industries. The group has no qualms about using undercover videos, photographs, and investigators to expose those who abuse
animals. ....
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Animals Deserve Humane Treatment
.... In spite of the many benefits they provide,
animals are often treated cruelly and .... dogs regular chest wounds to see if their diet could affect
fur regrowth, and ....
(666
3
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Animal Rights
.... When most Americans think of animal rights and animal welfare, they think of the use of
animals in biomedical research, or they think of
fur seals. ....
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Animal Rights/Liberation: An Ethical Defense
.... When most Americans think of animal rights and animal welfare, they think of the use of
animals in biomedical research, or they think of
fur seals. ....
(2786
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BOTANICAL COSMETICS
.... When most Americans think of animal rights and animal welfare, they think of the use of
animals in biomedical research, or they think of
fur seals. ....
(1931
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Animal Experimentation: An Ethical Assessment
.... When most Americans think of animal rights and animal welfare, they think of the use of
animals in biomedical research, or they think of
fur seals. ....
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Animal Rights
.... in the United States When most Americans think of animal rights, they think of the use of
animals in biomedical research, or they think of
fur seals (Cowley ....
(3826
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The Cheetah
.... The
fur of the newborn is dark, and the spots are blended together, helping it .... At 8 months, they will start chasing
animals, even those they have no hope of ....
(1501
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Animal Experimentation
.... United States When most Americans think of animal rights and animal welfare, they think of the use of
animals in biomedical research, or they think of
fur seals ....
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Functionalist Theorists
.... of learning and conditioning, developed in the laboratory with
animals, can be .... carefully noted adaptations in body coverage and structure (
fur, feathers, height ....
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Religious & Military Conflict in Early New England
.... the Indian groups were initially more than willing to trade furs and other goods with the colonists, overhunting of beaver and other
fur-bearing
animals put an ....
(928
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The Trickster
.... Epimetheus ("Afterthought") bestowed on the various
animals gifts of courage, strength, swiftness, and feathers,
fur, and other protective coverings. ....
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Cultural Trickster Types
.... Epimetheus ("Afterthought") bestowed on the various
animals gifts of courage, strength, swiftness, and feathers,
fur, and other protective coverings. ....
(1787
7
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Temperature Regulation
.... This mechanism will also lead to "goose bumps" in humans or
fur erection in
animals as the body tries to trap a layer of warm air next to the skin. ....
(3146
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Conditions of the Tundra
.... The
animals have large, compact bodies following Bergmann's and Allen's rules; a thick insulating cover of feathers or
fur; and pelage and plumage that turns ....
(1578
6
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The Tundra & Fauna
.... The
animals have large, compact bodies following Bergmann's and Allen's rules; a thick insulating cover of feathers or
fur; and pelage and plumage that turns ....
(1578
6
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Seals
.... generally larger species with thick layers of blubber for heat retention and thick
fur. .... Most seals are marine
animals, but a few are lake-dwellers or are found ....
(2969
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The Endangered Species Act
.... To satisfy the
fur industry, a petition process was established that required the .... Second, it prohibited the taking of endangered species of
animals within the ....
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Cultures of Native Americans:1775-1815
.... of the
fur trade, social stratification and extremes of wealth and poverty disrupted that harmony, as did their killing for the first time of
animals for ....
(4901
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Comparison of Iroquois & California Indians
.... Raising the price for a
fur, for instance, from one gun to two meant that the .... To deplete the land of the
animals that were their capital would have been foolish ....
(1993
8
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Reasons Why Species are Endangered
.... of the planet's surface area, more than 50% of all the Earth's
animals, insect species .... One of these policies is trade bans on animal products like ivory or
fur. ....
(1998
8
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Rodent Evolution
.... difficulties (Eisenberg 82-111)." Such problems include, for example, the
animals' high frequency .... Newborns are generally born with a full coat of
fur and their ....
(1590
6
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When the Legends Die
.... killed only the meat they needed and wasted nothing; all the parts of the
animals were used. .... He put a hand in the
fur on the bear's neck and he said, "Come, I ....
(2006
8
)
The Giant Panda
.... The color from their arm bands dyed their
fur, and ever afterward pandas have had .... The deaths of even a few
animals in a species whose numbers are critically ....
(2056
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6 Essays on Native American Thought & Behaviors
.... The popularity of the beaver hat triggered a take-off in the
fur trade (Martin, 173). .... Of these
animals, the beaver pelt was the most popular and most trapped. ....
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