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Companion animals may improve human health and well-being by

A. Reducing stress
B. Alleviating depression
C. Reducing dependency for medical services
D. Positively affecting the cardiovascular system
E. All of the above

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Cats, unlike dogs, have retained a high level of independence and can, with great ease and minimal adjustment, move back to the feral (wild) environment from which they were domesticated.

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B. False

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Companion animals have played an important humanizing and socializing role in interactions among humans for many years.

A. True
B. False

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Does this mean that not all 20 amino acids are essential to cells in the body?

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What is nutrition? How and why do we study nutrition?

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How is the aging animal different in its general nutrient use?

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