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ethical issues?
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There is no ethical issues with brine shrimps from an " end user " standpoint . They're fish food . Ethics comes into play in the way they get to market :
a) the cysts ( eggs) are gathered from the wild life
b ) the brine shrimps are raised in concentrated salt ponds , in what would otherwise be a wetland area
a) the cysts ( eggs) are gathered from the wild life
b ) the brine shrimps are raised in concentrated salt ponds , in what would otherwise be a wetland area
If it's asked in unit 6b question 3 a and you see there are no ethical issues then put this:
'There are no significant ethical issues in this experiment' and you will get away with one mark.
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check dis out..i got the answer here...https://www.xtremepapers.com/community/conversations/question-about-bio-unit-6b-a2.134181/