1. What rights to animals have? To what extent is it ethical to use animals for food, entertainment, or scientific research?

2. Environmental decisions are often presented as a question between doing what is best for people and what is best for the environment. What should be the most important considerations when determining environmental policies and why?

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choose two nonhuman species that interact with each other, such asbees and flowers, or predator and prey species, or two species thatcompete. Or, you can consider the effect of an environmental factoron living nonhuman organisms, such as the effects of light or soundon plants or animals, or how food preference, or nutrientquantity/quality affect plants or animals. These are just a fewexamples. Your observations may lead you to many other types ofquestions about living organisms, their interactions, andrequirements for life.

Start with an Introduction/Observation and move through the stepsof the scientific method as outlined below. Your paper shouldfollow this format.

Remember, you don't have to actually do the experiment, just writewhat you would do to test your hypothesis. The experiment youcreate to test your hypothesis should contain a control andtreatment group and be detailed enough that it could bereproducible by others.

Observations/Introduction:

Describe your observation.
Include background information about your observations that youhave found using references.
List and cite references using APA format.
Question: Ask a question about the observation that you havemade.

Hypothesis: Write a statement that describes your explanation forthe observation and question.

Prediction: What do you predict as outcomes (results) of thisexperiment? (An if-then statement)

Controlled Experiment and Methods:

Describe the experiment.
Describe variables to be held constant.
Note variable to be tested.
List controls.
Tells what data will be collected.
Describe how only one variable is being tested at a time, whileothers are held constant.
Results: Give the results (data) for the experiment. This will becreated (imagined) by you because you are not actually doing thisexperiment.

Conclusion/Discussion:

Do you reject or accept the hypothesis based on the results?
Discuss what this means in terms of the hypothesis, or need foradditional experiments, or perhaps practical use of the results.

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Choose one of the following topics:

1. Genetically modified organisms - Research various agricultural products currently on the market which have been genetically modified. Pick one to investigate further addressing the following questions/issues: What specifically has been modified with the product? How long has it been on the market? How much of the total genome has been modified? In general, is this product safe? Is there any way to know if you are eating this product versus the "normal" version? Should consumers be told they are consuming a genetically modified product? What do you think personally about these types of products? Would your position change if you were a vegetarian or an organic gardener, or the owner of a major food chain? List at least one source from your research.

{C}{C}{C}{C}2. Transgenic Animals- Research various transgenic animals. Pick one to investigate further addressing the following questions/issues: What is a transgenic animal? Which method was used to insert the foreign DNA? For what purpose was this animal "created"? Has it been successful? Is it currently being used to help humans? Also consider such aspects as animal suffering and animal rights. What if the animal contained human genes and ended up being consumed for food? Will this affect the overall genome of this creature in the wild? List at least one source from your research.

3. Cloning - Research cloning. Consider the following: How is the procedure done? What's the difference between reproductive cloning and therapeutic cloning? What are the pros? What are the cons? Should it be regulated? Are there currently clones in the market now? Would a clone of a dead relative or pet have the same personality? List at least one source from your research.

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Choose one of the following topics:

2. Transgenic Animals- Research various transgenic animals. Pick one to investigate further addressing the following questions/issues: What is a transgenic animal? Which method was used to insert the foreign DNA? For what purpose was this animal "created"? Has it been successful? Is it currently being used to help humans? Also consider such aspects as animal suffering and animal rights. What if the animal contained human genes and ended up being consumed for food? Will this affect the overall genome of this creature in the wild? List at least one source from your research.

3. Cloning - Research cloning. Consider the following: How is the procedure done? What's the difference between reproductive cloning and therapeutic cloning? What are the pros? What are the cons? Should it be regulated? Are there currently clones in the market now? Would a clone of a dead relative or pet have the same personality? List at least one source from your research.

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