The video Chimps on Death Row illustrated the complexities of the ethics of research on animals. When Booee encountered the originaț researcher who had used him in a study 16 years earlier, he O showed no recognition of the researcher. O was unable to respond because of his infection from AIDS. O signed the researcher's nickname. O cowered in the cage corner, apparently remembering the painful treatment to which he had been subjected.

The video Chimps on Death Row illustrated the complexities of the ethics of research on animals. When Booee encountered the originaț researcher who had used him in a study 16 years earlier, he O showed no recognition of the researcher. O was unable to respond because of his infection from AIDS. O signed the researcher's nickname. O cowered in the cage corner, apparently remembering the painful treatment to which he had been subjected.

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter1: The Science Of Biology

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