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A Discusision on Animal Rights
Title: A Discusision on Animal Rights
Category: Literature / English
Details: Words: 1320 | Pages: 5.6 (approximately 235 words/page)
A Discusision on Animal Rights
I Introduction
II Animal Intelligience
A. Ameslan
1. Washoe
2. Lucy
B. Yerkish
1. Lana
2. Trainer incident
III Animal activists groups
A. PETA
1. Formed when and by whom
2. Purpose
B. ALF
1. Formed when and by whom
2. Purpose
C. PPF
1. Formed when and by whom
2. Purpose
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IV Pros and cons of animal rights
A. Positive effects
B. Negative effects
V. Conclusion
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