What is the central thesis of the biocentric view, according to Taylor?
a. Each organism is viewed as a teleological center of life, pursuing its owngood in its own way.
b. All of these choices
c. Humans are members of the Earth's community of life, as are all non-humanmembers.
d. The Earth's ecosystem is viewed as a complex web of interconnectedeleme nts.
Question 2
What does Leopold identify as the core flaw in a conservation system based wholly on economics?
a. The fact that ownership is transient, changing hands from one generation tothe next.
b. The fact that most members of the land-community have no economicvalue.
c. All of the above.
d. The fact that conservation is not always in business' best interest.
The central dogma of genetics at the molecular level.
Imaginary Thoracic Lines, Posterior View
A “Global” View of Venus
View of the bottom surface of the human brain.
Aerial View of the Ceremonial Complex, Persepolis
Lateral view of right side of brain