What difference did Margaret Lock find between Japanese and North American perceptions of death?
a. Japanese are more comfortable harvesting organs from those declared brain dead than North Americans.
b. North Americans are more comfortable harvesting organs from those declared brain dead than Japanese.
c. Japanese do not use human organ transplants in any medical situation.
d. North Americans do not medically classify people as brain dead.
Question 2
Which of the following situations is likely to result in genetic drift?
a. A volcanic eruption on a small island that wipes out half the population of 100 iguanas
b. A tidal wave that destroys 50 homes in a seaside community of 3 million people
c. A political order that results in the purposeful, selective killing of all people with red hair
d. A disease kills large numbers of a stable population
e. Two or more groups are reunited after generations of separation
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