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ArticlePolitics & Prejudice: Dissection in Biology Education. Part II

David R. Gilmore1991

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Politics & Prejudice: Dissection in Biology Education. Part II

David R. Gilmore

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1987The Case For Animal Rights 1985Childhood Cruelty toward Animals among Criminals and Noncriminals 1892Animals' Rights: Considered in Relation to Social Progress 1981Animals’ Rights Considered in Relation to Social Progress

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Year1991

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Published1991-05-01

VenueThe American Biology Teacher

ISSN-L0002-7685

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Citations11

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