Ethics and the Life Sciences

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The Relevance of Speciesism to Life Sciences Practices.  (pages 27-38)Roger Wertheimer
Deep, Cheap, and Improvable.  (pages 315-326)Peter Danielson, Rana Ahmad, Zosia Bornik, Hadi Dowlatabadi & Edwin Levy

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