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    Parents are obliged to care for, protect and nurture their offspring. However, some parents take this to the level of extreme and unduly worry about their children’s security (Lent, 2016). This contributes to their obsession of supervising and hovering around their children consistently hence earning the label “Helicopter Parents” (Williams, 2016). Helicopter parenting describes the childrearing style of parents who are extremely over protective and barely give their young a chance to breathe.…

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    design that of an actual cyborg, but his backstory also reflects Haraway’s description of the cyborg. Therefore, Genji acts as the literal representation of Haraway’s metaphor. In “A Cyborg Manifesto,” Haraway says that cyborgs “are the illegitimate offspring of militarism and patriarchal capitalism.” It is important to note that Genji has not always been a cyborg. He was born human and the youngest son of a primogeniture-practicing criminal clan leader, making Genji illegitimate in that he…

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    parents to their offspring. Genetic information is passed from parent to offspring via chromosomes. Human beings have 23 pairs of chromosomes which contain between 20,000 to 25,000 genes, some of which determine their inherited physical traits such as eye colour, skin colour, and body shape. Offspring can also inherit some non-physical traits from their parents including disease. Sickle Cell Anaemia is one example of inherited disease which can be passed from parent to offspring. Every living…

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    These included the mother, offspring, and the two potential fathers. One of the father plants were taken from the GMO farm, while the other came from the organic. DNA was extracted using the methodology outlined in the Practicing Biology for Biology 151 lab manual. The samples were…

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    Twenty- three chromosomes from each parent are passed down to the offspring. Hereditary cancer starts here. When the chromosomes start to split, the ones affected by cancer will get the chromosomes mixed up. This causes chaos for the rest of the chromosomes. If one of the chromosomes has a cancer gene in it, it will be passed to the offspring along with the others. This means the cancer gene is in every cell of the offspring. With the offspring aging and producing more cells that are more likely…

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    selection, which includes deception and self-deception. His influences are specially from Charles Darwin and Hamilton. Trivers also proposed the following theories: reciprocal altruism, parental investment, facultative sex ratio determination and parent-offspring conflict, and I will explain some of them down below. Natural selection is considered a phenomenon of evolution that is defined as the differential reproduction of genotypes (Genetic information that possesses…

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    fail to properly pull apart during cell division, leading to three copies of chromosome 21 being in the offspring (this offspring will have down syndrome). Most organisms have cells that fall under two categories either body cells or gametes. Mutations in both of these have different effects. For example, mutations that occur in body cells (called somatic mutations) are not inherited by the offspring, but they can have substantial affects on the organism that they occur in. A selection of…

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    same species are more successful in procreating (Reece et al. 2014). Traits are an important part of natural selection as more favorable traits allow for the survival of the organism. The survival of the organism allows for the it to produce more offspring passing of its heritable traits. The more advantageous traits become dominant, and if the environment allows for the organism’s survival with the trait, over time it can become a new species (Reece et al.…

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    parents made a decision of their children’s arrange marriage while their child was still an infant. Even with this given data, individual mate choice can still be practised. 19% of the cases considered female choices whereas 38% did not. For male offspring 19% of the cases considered male choice and 6% required their agreement. In addition to these choices, selecting a mate for sexual intercourse or for long-term mating can be exercised by means of extramarital relationships. In selective, 69%…

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    The story of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley addresses the quickly advancing science and technology of the world. Dr. Frankenstein is a scientist who creates things before thinking about the consequences of his creations. On July 5th, 1996, Dolly the sheep, was the first mammal to be reproductively cloned. As science and technology continue to advance everyday, we are faced with the ability to reproductively clone humans. The question is: Is it ethical? Based on animal research, cloning humans…

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