Case Study #6. Cassandra Killpack 3 After a 3 '/2-week trial, a jury found Jennete Killpack, 29, guilty of killing her 4-year-old adopted daughter Cassandra by forcing approximately a zllon of
water down the girl's throat in an attempt to discipline her. A few hours after the
"hydro-discipline," the Killpacks called the paramedics because Cassandra was unresponsive.
The paramedics delivered her to the hospital, where she died later that day. Medical
investigation found that Cassandra's brain was swollen and the concentration of sodium in her
blood and tissues was far below normal.
1. What happened to Cassandra's brain cells? Why?
2. If you were Cassandra's doctor, how would you have treated her? Why?

Can you identify which of the following groups of organisms are, or are not, populations? a. the american bison (bison bison) and grey wolves (canis lupus) currently living in yellowstone national parkb. all of the rainbow trout (oncorhynchus mykiss that) that have ever lived in lake eriec. the group of american bison (bison bison) currently living in yellowstone national parkd. a group of calliope hummingbirds (selasphorus calliope) and a group of rufous hummingbirds (selasphorus rufus) living in the same new hampshire woodse. the northern cardinals (cardinalis cardinalis) living on opposite shores of lake champlain f. all of the whales currently living in the atlantic ocean off cape cod, massachusetts

What element does susan b. anthony include in this passage to strengthen her argument?

What element is able to combine with itself and hydrogen to form large molecules ?