1. Dr Jenia Meng - ORIGINS OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS ANIMALS (2009)
for the avoidance of animals.
· The attitude to animal welfare is a more consistent predictor of the attitudes to
world issues among different types of animal protection at the present time.
· Females on average have more positive
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2. Homosexual behavior in animals - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Two male Mallards , Anas platyrhynchos
Mallards form male-female pairs only until the female lays eggs, at which time the male leaves the female. Mallards have rates of male-male sexual activity that are unusually
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3. ANIMAL PEOPLE I SEPTEMBER 2009
meeting the medical needs of animals. It covers wildlife, farm animals, companion animals, laboratory animals, and work animals, and stipulates welfare requirements for animals in transport and slaughter.
While the International Fund
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5. Origins of Attitudes Towards Animals - Google Books
Search Origins of Attitudes Towards Animals By Jenia Meng Origins of Attitudes Towards Animals Jenia Meng 1 Review Jenia Meng, 2009 - Mathematics - 401 pages Origins of Attitudes towards Animals is a
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6. Attitudes of Romanian Pet Caretakers Towards Sterlization of Their Animals |...
of Romanian pet owners found gender-biased attitudes toward the sterilization of their pets, emerging only when the gender of the animal was considered. Romanian men more frequently disagreed with the neutering of male pets compared with Romanian
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8. Reviews - ORIGINS OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS ANIMALS
on the work of Origins of Attitudes Towards Animals
-Students' Attitudes to animal welfare and rights in Europe and Asia.
Animal Welfare (University Federation of Animal Welfare)
-An international comparison of female and male students'
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