Sentence examples for interaction of animals from inspiring English sources
Stepping into this fray is the veterinary schools fledgling Center for the Interaction of Animals and Society.
The conference was sponsored principally by the university's Center for the Interaction of Animals and Society and by the Delta Group of the Latham Foundation for the Promotion of Human Education.
Strays face many perils, including starvation, bad weather, car accidents and attacks by other animals or abuse at the hands of people, said Dr. James Serpell, director of the Center for the Interaction of Animals and Society at the University of Pennsylvania's school of veterinary medicine.
Coates's work explored the interaction of animals and people, but what's abundantly clear if you spend any time at all on the Galápagos is that the needs of human habitation and the needs of preserving a pristine environment intact are incompatible.
"There is evidence that some individual kids seem to benefit from their relationship with these animals," said James Serpell, director of the Center for the Interaction of Animals and Society at the University of Pennsylvania.
The interaction of animals with abiotic features of their environment has long been known to cause alterations to geomorphic features, and these interactions may cause feedback loops that further alter geomorphic features and animal communities.
This paper samples the literature on selected burrowing animals in western North America, and discusses the interactions of animals with abiotic features of the environment and with each other, and the resulting impacts on geomorphic features and each other.
In our forthcoming book, Wild Justice: The Moral Lives of Animals, philosopher Jessica Pierce and I argue that the answer to both of these questions is a resounding "yes". "Ought" and "should" regarding what's right and what's wrong play important roles in the social interactions of animals, just as they do in ours.
During the past decade, nucleic acid analysis, especially genomic sequencing and high-throughput RNA techniques, has challenged each of these disciplinary definitions by finding significant interactions of animals and plants with symbiotic microorganisms that disrupt the boundaries which heretofore had characterized the biological individual (Gilbert, Sapp and Tauber 2012).
The study of the interactions of animals with their beneficial or mutualistic bacterial partners is a frontier field with a vast array of largely unanswered questions.
