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    Iphigeneia In Sparta

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    This excerpt displays the intense unhappiness that stems from this women’s marriage. She sees her marriage as a trap, almost as if she is a prisoner or a slave to a man she sees as a foreigner. Married women spent most of their time indoors tending to household duties even in times in which their husband was occupied with agricultural work or military duties (Fantham et. al. 71). Men took care of the work outside of the house and the women was responsible for doing the work inside the house…

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    see security and resources, whereas the poor sitar player would have uncertainty and possible abandonment. He is referencing back to the idea that women would select a mating partner based on the perceived ability to support her and her possible offspring (Ghiglieri, 1999). However, the film throws this whole idea out the window with the “power of love.” What ends up happening, as we see, is that Satine falls in love with Christian and no matter what the Duke presents her with or does, she is…

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    Women are seen taking control of the household and the men carry the offspring of that family. Gan, a male, is considered to be known as a Terran. Terrans are known mostly as the carriers of another faction called the Tlic. The Tlics need a Terran to carry their offspring because they cannot reproduce on their own. Gan knows a Tlic named T’Gatoi, who has taken care of Gan’s family well before Gan ever existed. Later in…

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    “At what point do children become artifacts designed to someone’s specifications rather than members of a family to be nurtured? (Hayes 245).” In “Genetically Modified Humans? No Thanks,” Richard Hayes argues against Ronald M. Green, a professor of Emeritus of Religion and of Ethics and Human Values at Dartmouth College, specifically responding to his essay about using genetic technology to change children’s DNA. Hayes, who holds a Ph.D. in Energy and Resource, which saluted the United States…

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    Abraham

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    children’s song goes, “Father Abraham, had many sons, many sons had Father Abraham, I am one of them, and so you,”it refers back to when God promised that he would make Abraham into a great nation and he would have offspring as numerous as the stars. Christians, Muslims and Jew are considered offspring of Abraham. In Biblical scripture, Abraham faces many tests of faith and is used as a model of belief and loyalty to God. Abraham paved the way for his descendants,…

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    Fetal Programming

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    of Southampton stating that early growth and development in utero has a strong impact on the offspring later in life. The main maternal stimulus, nutrition is the most important due to direct and indirect effects on the different stages of development. It was determined by Baker et al. (1994) that if maternal undernutrition was present in the first half of gestation and corrected mid gestation the offspring would have a normal body weight but experience health problems. After Baker presented…

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    Pangolins Research Paper

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    Pengalins are animals, similar to anteaters, and possess scale armor all over their body, a lengthy tail and four legs. Plated armor allow these animals to effectively defend themselves against predators. The bodily characteristics of pangolins include large, hardened, overlapping scales similar to armor plating, a newborn pangolin has a softer shell, but it hardens as the animal matures. This armor is made out of keratin. Pangolins curl up into a ball when threatened, and will tuck its face…

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    immoral because homosexuals cannot generate children. According to Martin, this can be considered unnatural because it missuses the purpose of sex between two humans. Procreation is said to be the reason for sex, and because homosexuals cannot create offspring,…

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    Daintree Rainforest

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    populations to decrease because it has become the main food source. Bioaccumulation can also lead to lower population or extinction of numerous species because the accumulation of toxins will not only directly affect one animal, but will also affect the offspring because the dangerous substances are also released through the breast tissue which produces the milk for the…

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    Race For DNA Research

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    For about three decades many scientists did not believe DNA contained genetic material because it was not seen as complex due to the fact not much was known about it yet, so many presumed proteins were the genetic material of life. It was not until scholars such as Frederick Griffith, Meselson-Stahl, James Watson, Francis Crick, Maurice Wilkins, Rosalind Franklin, Avery, McCarty, Erwin Chargaff and many more conducted experiments that would expose astonishing discovering that will lead to the…

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