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UVA - PSYCH - 260
Psychology 11/15/07 Human Aggression America is one of the most violent societies Agression intentional behavior aimed at causing pain Why are people aggressive? o Evolutionary Theories Freud Darwin people who survived had to be aggressive o Lear
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Psychology 11/13/07 Pro-social Behavior When and Why do people help others? o Example One: Candid camera o Example Two: In 1982, Anne Herbert coined the phrase, "Random Acts of Kindness" Idea is to do random kind acts for others with no intention of
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Social Perception 9/25/07 Nonverbal Behavior o One of the first things we notice o How do we use it? Implicit Personality Theories o Another type of schema o A way of "filling in the blanks" by grouping [personality traits together o Cultural differe
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Social Psychology 12/4/07 Sex Differences and Gender Roles 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 6 3 5 7 6 3 6 3 5 2 6 4 5 6 5 4 5 5 1 5 6 4 5 5
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How do people name their babies? o Parents often strive for originality and uniqueness. o "Original" names become faddish because we don't realize that other people like it too Why is it a topic for Social Psychology? o We understand ourselves in a s
Johns Hopkins - BIO - 201
NAME: _ WEBCT ID: _EXAM #2General Biology 2 Fall 2005 Test Form A Please fill out the left-hand side of the Scantron form with a #2 pencil BEFORE you begin the exam. Failure to correctly fill in the Scantron form will result in the loss of 5 point
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Natural Defenses against Disease18Natural Defenses against Disease Animal Defense Systems Nonspecific Defenses Specific Defenses: The Immune System B Cells: The Humoral Immune Response T Cells: The Cellular Immune Response The Genetic Basi
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NAME: _ WEBCT ID: _EXAM #2General Biology 2 Spring 2006 Test Form A Please fill out the left-hand side of the Scantron form with a #2 pencil BEFORE you begin the exam. Failure to correctly fill in the Scantron form will result in the loss of 5 poi
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NAME: _ WEBCT ID: _EXAM #1General Biology 2 Fall 2005 Test Form A Please fill out the left-hand side of the Scantron form with a #2 pencil BEFORE you begin the exam. Failure to correctly fill in the Scantron form will result in the loss of 5 point
Johns Hopkins - BIO - 201
Natural Defenses against Disease18Specific Defenses: The Immune System Several questions arise that are fundamental to understanding the immune system. How do B and T cells specific to antigens proliferate? Why don't antibodies and T cells a
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Animal Reproduction43 Asexual ReproductionAnimal Reproduction Sexual Reproduction The Human Reproductive System Human Sexual Behavior43 Gametogenesis Sperm Eggs Uniting the Gametes External fertilization Internal fertilization Fer
Johns Hopkins - BIO - 201
NAME: _ WEBCT ID: _EXAM #2General Biology 2 Spring 2003 Test Form APlease fill out the left-hand side of the Scantron form with a #2 pencil BEFORE you begin the exam. Failure to correctly fill in the Scantron form will result in the loss of 5 po
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Sensory Systems45Sensory Systems Sensory Cells and Transduction of Stimuli Chemoreceptors: Responding to Specific Molecules Mechanoreceptors: Detecting Stimuli that Distort Membranes Photoreceptors and Visual Systems: Responding to Light S
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Neurons and Nervous Systems44Neurons and Nervous Systems Nervous Systems: Cells and Functions Neurons: Generating and Conducting Nerve Impulses Neurons, Synapses, and Communication44Neurons, Synapses, and Communication Neurons communic
Rhode Island - BIO - 101
Bio 101 General Topics this semester1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Biological Chemistry Cell Biology Genetics Animal diversity Animal systems structure and functionBiological ChemistryA. Carbon B. Water C. Macromolecules Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins Nucleic ac
Rhode Island - AVS - 331
THERMO-REGULATION Chapter 12 Reproduction growing a fetus in the body requires more energy than maintenance Excess energy is stored in the body for later use12/04/07Metabolic Rate = the amount of energy that an animal uses in a given time peri
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Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatis) Description: The sleek cheetah has many adaptations that help make it the world's fastest land animal. It has a lean body, with a small head and long legs. Its nonretractable claws give it a strong grip on the ground. Its b
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Clouded Leopard (Neofelis nebulosa) Description: The Clouded leopard is sometimes described as bridging the gap between large and small cats. The body is long with short legs and a long, bushy tail. The base coat varies in color from a pale to yellow
Rhode Island - HIST - 328
Rachel Golub HIS 328 The Holocaust Dr. Alison Rose 12/14/07 Jewish Resistance during the Holocaust Many people believe that there was very little resistance from the Jews during the Holocaust. However, I was surprised to learn how much the Jews actu
Rhode Island - BIO - 101
B. Two Processes in protein synthesis Information contained within DNA (genes) used to produce traits in individual (through enzymes or other proteins) Transfer of information stored in DNA to these proteins occurs through two separate processes: 1.
Rhode Island - BIO - 101
Organelles that process energy 1. Mitochondria cellular metabolism (ch. 7) - enclosed in highly folded double membrane - site of energy producing reactions 2. Plastids photosynthesis (ch. 8) - plants & some protists - Ex: chloroplasts - site of pho
Rhode Island - BIO - 101
Active Transport Requires energy Movement against concentration gradient Involves membrane proteins ATP is energy used for active transport Different types of active transport: - single type of molecule in one direction - two types of molecules in sa
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EXAM III 77 1. Marbled Cat - Pardofelis marmorata 2. Snow Leopard - Uncia Uncia 3. Tiger - Panthera tigris 4. Leopard - Panthera pardus 5. Clouded leopard - Neofelis nebulosa 6. Jaguar - Panthera onca 7. Lion - Panthera leo 8. Mountain Lion - Puma c
Rhode Island - BIO - 101
Genes and Differentiation Induction Two mechanisms for control of differentiation (into different cell types) are cytoplasmic segregation and induction 2. Induction - One cell type influences another to differentiate - Cells may secrete inducers - S
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FINAL EXAM REVIEW 100 questions total multiple choicePlasma membrane Osmosis (definition and function) The fate of erythrocytes when placed in tonic solutions Sensible vs. Insensible losses Interstitial Fluid Erythrocytes Hematocrit (what it repre
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FINAL REVIEWWEEK 12: NOVEMBER 19TH 23RD How much resistance took place during the Holocaust?Warsaw ghetto uprising Partisan groups Judenrate chairmen refused to hand over Jews for deportation Uprisings at extermination camps: Treblinka, Sobibor an
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Station 1 Muscles1. Sternocephalicus 2. sternohyoid 3. digastric 4. mylohyoid 5. masseter 6. pectoralis decendens 7. cleidobrachialis 8. bicep brachii 9. sartorius 10. gracilisStation 2 Muscles1. cleidocervicalis 2. trapezius 3. latissimus dors
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Jaguar (Panthera onca) Description: The jaguar is the only member of the genus Panthera (big cats) to be found in the Americas where it is considered the New World equivalent of the leopard. Its coat is basically yellowish-brown but can vary from alm
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3/07/08 Vaccinate your horses! No vaccines are 100% effective A good immunization program is essential to responsible ownership of horses What to expect: 1. vaccination serves to minimize risk 2. give a series of vaccines and boosters before likely e
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Asian Lion (Panthera leo) Description: The Asian or Indian lion is similar in appearance to the African lion. The minor differences include a fold of skin along its abdomen not present in African lions and a slightly sparser mane on the male. Lions s
Rhode Island - BIO - 101
Biology 101 Introductory Biology Fall 2004 Section 01Why study biology? Biology is relevant - diseases & human health - global problems - jobs Biology can be controversial - stem cells - cloning - conservation Some major Biological concepts: 1. Evol
Rhode Island - HIST - 328
FINAL REVIEWWEEK 7: OCTOBER 15TH 19TH How many Jews were able to emigrate from Germany?No exact figures 1933-1939 350,000 German + Austrian Jews left their homesWhy did more women stay behind than men?Harder for them to emigrate Could still fi
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I believe that in order to understand what really happened during the Holocaust, students must read personal accounts from actual survivors. Numerous victims have documented horrific stories from their past, in what we now see as a new genre of liter
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WEE Western Equine Encephalitis Virus Most prominent in: CA ND TX Primary vector = Mosquito o No cases of transmission to birds o Cannot be transmitted by aerosol 3-4% mortality o 30% chance of developing neurological symptoms o Higher incidenc
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TRICHINOSIS Parasitic food-borne disease Caused by eating raw or undercooked meat Diagnosed by: blood test Lives in meat-eating animals o Rats pigs humans Found all over the world Incidence 12 cases per year Treatment: generally impractical
Rhode Island - HIST - 328
FINAL REVIEWWEEK 9: OCTOBER 29TH NOVEMBER 2ND What were some of the problems facing Jews who went into hiding?Afraid they were going to get caught by Nazis Didn't know how long they would be underground Obtaining food was difficult False papers c
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Rachel Golub 10/19/07 Document Analysis Title: Work protects us from Annihilation (speech) Author: Mordecai Chaim Rumkowski Written: March 2nd, 1942 Background Info on Author: Polish-Jewish industrialist + Zionist activist Head of the Judenrat in the
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Rachel Golub 10/19/07 Midterm Exam HIS 328 Short Answers: 1. What are the main time periods of Jewish History and how are they determined?There are five main time periods of Jewish History. The first was the Antiquity or Biblical Period. This perio
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Station 1 The Brain1. cerebral hemisphere 2. caudal colliculi 3. cerebellum 4. longitudinal fissure 5. tentorium (portion of dura mater) 6. olfactory bulbs 7. optic nerve 8. cerebral peduncle 9. mammillary bodies 10. medulla oblongataStation 2 T
Rhode Island - HIST - 328
Rachel Golub HIS 328 The Holocaust Dr. Alison Rose 12/14/07 The Use of Nazi Euphemisms during the Holocaust According to Wikipedia, a euphemism is defined as being "the substitution of an agreeable or less offensive expression for one that may offen
Rhode Island - BIO - 101
Cellular Respiration Chapter 7 How do organisms use energy? - work in cells uses ATP - ATP has to be replaced - Glucose, glycogen etc. broken down to make more ATP - Requires many steps but occurs quickly Cellular Respiration - The metabolic pathway
Rhode Island - BIO - 101
DNA Structure Blueprint of DNA is in order of base pairs Order of bases copied in making new DNA o Prior to cell division chromosomes are copied Order of bases used as template for making proteins The next topics are based on copying the order of bas
Rhode Island - BIO - 101
c. Macromolecules 1. Four broad groups of biological macromolecules: A. Carbohydrates B. Lipids fats C. Proteins D. Nucleic acids 2. All 4 are present in all organisms In roughly the same proportions 3. All 4 are made the same way in organisms a) ma
Rhode Island - AVS - 331
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM Chapter 911/26/07Respiration is the means by which animals obtain and use oxygen and eliminate carbon dioxide Internal oxygen is used in mitchochondria External breathing in and out of CO2 + oxygen ErythrocytesLack a nucl
Rhode Island - AVS - 332
EEE Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus acute inflammation of the brain affects North American horses most commonly found: East of the Mississippi first confirmed in 1938 in New England Primary vector = Mosquito In humans: o 90% morbidity o 50-
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COLLICIBACCILOSISBaby pigs very susceptible to disease * Ecoli outbreak immediately see diarrhea (yellow) in baby pigs Symptoms: - very quiet (normally very loud) - smells like sour milk Start to become dehydrated Laying in own fecies (yellow)
Rhode Island - HIST - 328
FINAL REVIEWWEEK 11: NOVEMBER 12TH 16TH Under what conditions were the Jews deported to Death Camps?German railroad had 1.4 million workers Jews were put on trains and deported to camps o Extremely crowded o No food for daysWhat is the differenc
Rhode Island - HIST - 328
Jewish History Periods: Rabbinic Period o Rabbis emerged as leaders of Judaism o Centered in roman empire, Palestine & babylonia Medieval Period o In Spain, Europe = Northern Early Modern o Jews were expelled from Spain o Spain = one of the centers o
Rhode Island - AVS - 325
Snow Leopard Fact Sheet (5/1/94) Snow Leopard (Panthera uncia) Description: Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful cats, the snow leopard, or ounce, has a very soft and thick spotted coat. It stands two feet tall at the shoulder and weigh
Rhode Island - AVS - 325
EXOTIC ANIMAL MANAGEMENT AVS 3251/22/07TaxonomyClass Mammalia Order Artiodactyla Suborder Tylopoda Family Camelidae Old World Genus and Species Camelus bactrianus (2 hump Bacterin) Camelus dromedarius (1 hump Dromedary) New World Genus and Spec
Rhode Island - BIO - 101
Polysaccharides Structure: - 100's, 1000's of monosaccharides linked together Important Polysaccharides: - Starch Thousands of repeating glucose units Synthesized & stored in plants - Glycogen Also repeating glucose units Synthesized & stored in anim
Rhode Island - AVS - 331
URINARY SYSTEM Chapter 1012/29/07 need to regulate water, solutes in the blood eliminate waste products regulates extracellular fluid in the body Kidneys main organ when we think of urinary system Functions: Maintaining water balance Maintain
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ANTHRAX Spore-forming bacteria Fairly common in North America outbreaks often Can survive for a long time o Curse of King Tut's tomb Spores become aerosolized = can be breathed in Will affect every living creature who ingests it (people and ani
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MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS Responsible for the most human deaths Bacterial systemic disease has the most effect on lung tissue o Forms spores Found all over the world o El Salvador, Siberia, China, Mongolia o Incidence in the U.S. is much highe
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Rachel Golub AVS 324 Fred LaunerMarch 28th 2006 The Belgian HorseFor this assignment, I was given the task of researching a specific type of horse, the Belgian. This horse is between 16-17 hands in height, which is equal to about 5 to 5 feet. T
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EQUINE VIRAL ARTERITIS Virus First found 100 years ago in Europe, but not isolated Breakouts occur at racetracks, horse shows, breeding farms Incubation = 2-13 days Restricted to the equine speciesTransmitted: Venereal disease Aerosol Mare
Rhode Island - AVS - 331
Anatomy and Physiology of Domestic Animals Darlene Jones, DVM 09/06/07 Chapter 1 Anatomy "ana" apart "tomy" to cut Branch of biology Study of the structure of body parts Physiology The study of the function of body parts Closely connected to anatom
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EQUINE HERPES VIRUS Virus EHV-1, EHV-4 Incubation = 2-10 days* Outbreaks occur annually among foals in areas with concentrated horse populations Transmission: Direct contact with: o Nasal secretions o Aborted fetuses o Placenta/placental fluids
Rhode Island - HIST - 328
Rachel Golub 10/26/07 HIS 328 Response Paper The Sunflower After reading The Sunflower by Simon Wiesenthal, it has given me a whole new perspective on the question of forgiveness. The Sunflower is a personal story about an incident that occurred in
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AFRICAN HORSE SICKNESS Virus Also known as "horse plague" Incubation = 2-21 days 90% mortality in horses 10% in donkeys Not contagious highly infectious Vector = CulicoidesSymptoms: Swelling of the eye (most common) Depression Pulmonary
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WEST NILE VIRUS Zoonotic viral disease o Horses get bit by mosquitoes mosquitoes bite humans o Horses cannot pass it to humans also known as: near eastern equine encephalitis found in Africa, Middle East, Asia o came to the U.S. by migratory birds