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Dissimilation
* human process
* part of the denitrification process.

Reuptake
* is via a carrier-mediated process in the presynaptic neuron.
* occurs when neurotransmitters released into the synapse are a. broken apart by enzymes.

Social process
* are very important in both the perception and management of pain.
* is discourse by various means.

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Breeding
* All breeding is therefore by artificial insemination which increases the overall rate of fertility.
* are elegance
  - production
  - socialization
* can happen year-round, but is based mainly on times of food abundance.
* involves selecting and crossing plants with desirable traits such as disease resistance
  - the mixing of two complete genomes
* is based around food availability
  - by the genetic operators of selection, crossover, and mutation
  - generally the only time chameleons are housed together for short periods
  - more than just throwing two dogs together to produce pups
  - optimized when animals are continuously retained in breeding pairs
  - said to work best in groups of about ten animals
  - seasonal when fruit is in abundance
  - similar to natural selection in a few ways
  - such type of behavior that one species increase their offspring
* is the central purpose for seabirds to visit land
  - collective term applied when attempting to raise young canaries to adulthood
* occurs only once every single year in bald eagles.
* social process.

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Animal breeding
* are animal husbandry.
* is aimed at the genetic improvement of farm animals
  - another important part of the Mandara's lives
  - described in the Bible

Cooperative breeding
* increases the survival of young of related birds.
* occurs where more than two individuals combine to rear a single brood of young.
* social system in which auxilliary adults participate in raising young.
* strategy to reduce pup loss from infanticide.
* takes place when additional adults help raise the nestlings.

Irresponsible breeding
* creates stray animals, which are a public health and safety concern.
* is the reason there are so many homeless dogs.

Line breeding
* Some line breeding is common in the majority of purebred dogs today.
* form of inbreeding where offspring are bred back to a common ancestor.
* is done to concentrate the desirable genes found within related individuals
  - the only way to improve stock
  - where the sire and dam have several of the same ancestors as each other
* mild form of inbreeding.

Plant breeding
* All plant breeding involves the genetic manipulation of plants.
* can change both simple and complex traits but varietal identity is lost.
* is always a continued race against pathogens as they develop and evolve
  - genetic engineering and has existed for a very long time
  - underway to develop hemp cultivars adapted to Saskatchewan conditions

Responsible breeding
* makes a difference in the chances of a success match of dog to owner.
* starts with selection of the parents.

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Selective breeding
* can be a useful aid to parasite control
  - improve crops for freshness or disease resistance
* is one method of doing behavior genetic research.
* is the breeding of organisms for their desired trait or characteristic
  - mating of individuals with a desirable trait over many generations
  - method of breeding certain organisms together that have desirable traits
  - used to achieve the active hock action and high, extended from leg action
* requires genes to select traits from.