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I have a timetable clash for next semester between these two units: - ANHS1602 Greek and Roman Myth - ENGL2660 Reading the Nation: American Literature I really want to do ANHS1602, but ENGL2660 is a senior unit and would be better for my degree overall (or would at least help me figure...

That's all correct. It asked for "reasons" so in one point I said they had to protect the multi-million dollar industry of horse racing to preserve the economy

Yes, I know that humans are animals. I could tell you that with more reliability than wiki answers. I was just trying to make a joke

I made the same mistake but hopefully the rest makes up for it, because it said "prevention strategies" or sth

We spent most of our time on the stupid stuff like "what is health?" "what is disease?" etc etc and had to teach ourselves the rest What week did you have trials in?

It was the answer, just incorrect word form - should have been "transgenesis" We practically skimmed search for better health in class, and our textbook had about one paragraph about him in the introduction to the the chapter. Still, it wasn't technically a dot point

And these are the people who think "transgenics" is a process What about that Macfarlane question? I can totally see him sitting there thinking "What can we do to ensure they're memorizing and regurgitating ALL the information?"

Can't make a bad system worse...

Huge waste of time, especially since there was another question about animals also Nothing about nuerones, photoreceptors, action potential, the BRAIN

Or just give him a job as a HSC marker hehe..

But do humans qualify as animals? or maybe... is your marker a creationist?

Don't criticize him too harshly, he's just trying to pay off his student loans

Same here, I wrote "he" about five times and had to cross it out tsk tsk...

That and protein synthesis

I said he ("they", actually, it was gender neutral) should get it checked and cross-examined by a supervisor lol

Me too hehe but I totally blanked out at 'hybridisation' and started thinking about DNA-DNA hydridisation as proof of evolution and common ancestry of chimpanzees and humans..... took me ages to get back on track

Agreed, especially because they already asked about two animals in another question

So what was the answer then?

But it's supposed to represent it all... right?

Oops, sorry hehe