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What is the "serial founder effect," and what are the dynamics of genetic diversity as each new population is established?
Act of Omission
A situation where harm is caused by failing to take action, as opposed to actively causing harm through one's actions.
James Rachels
A philosopher best known for his work in bioethics and animal rights, including arguments against the doctrine of speciesism.
Allowed to Die
A term that refers to the decision not to intervene medically to prolong a person's life, often in contexts involving terminal illness or severe quality of life concerns.
Life Support
Medical technology that sustains a patient's vital functions when they are unable to do so on their own.
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