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* To doctors of veterinary medicine such as Gregg Dean, this just makes sense. "It's an obvious thing to vets because we deal with different species all the time," he says. "For us, humans are just another species."<ref name=cvm>[http://www.cvm.ncsu.edu/news/2011-03-26-One-Medicine-Focus-of-CCMTR-Investigations.html One Medicine Focus of CCMTR Investigations]</ref> - [[North Carolina State University]]’s College of Veterinary Medicine
 
* To doctors of veterinary medicine such as Gregg Dean, this just makes sense. "It's an obvious thing to vets because we deal with different species all the time," he says. "For us, humans are just another species."<ref name=cvm>[http://www.cvm.ncsu.edu/news/2011-03-26-One-Medicine-Focus-of-CCMTR-Investigations.html One Medicine Focus of CCMTR Investigations]</ref> - [[North Carolina State University]]’s College of Veterinary Medicine
 
* Scientist [[Robert Sapolsky]] discussed how to make sense of humans when viewing us as “just another species” of primate<ref>[http://news.stanford.edu/news/2009/june17/classday-061709.html Stanford neuroscientist explores what is, and is not, unique about humans]</ref>
 
* Scientist [[Robert Sapolsky]] discussed how to make sense of humans when viewing us as “just another species” of primate<ref>[http://news.stanford.edu/news/2009/june17/classday-061709.html Stanford neuroscientist explores what is, and is not, unique about humans]</ref>
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* "Yet, the sciences are relentless in taking human beings to be just another part of nature: a little more complex than chimpanzees, but not essentially different—certainly not morally and ontologically special. We are just one species among many."<ref> [http://people.umass.edu/lrb/files/bak08ourM.pdf Our Place in Nature: Material Persons and Theism]</ref>
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* "Yet, the sciences are relentless in taking human beings to be just another part of nature: a little more complex than chimpanzees, but not essentially different—certainly not morally and ontologically special. We are just one species among many."<ref>[http://people.umass.edu/lrb/files/bak08ourM.pdf Our Place in Nature: Material Persons and Theism]</ref>
    
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