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standpoint, we are a vile—or at least an inadequately evolved—species because we seem unable to transcend our “tooth-and-claw” biological heritage, which seems in conflict with what we call a civilized society. After all, the animal world consists of both predators and prey. Most warm-blooded predatory animals, however, seldom kill except for food, mating, and survival, and it is an insult to the animal world to speak of aggression, violence, and cruelty as animal-like, as is implied in the metaphor of tooth

donc été apportés au niveau des limites de ces zones, suite aux discussions avec les pêcheurs. Zone Conservation and Development Programme, IUCN Eastern Africa Programme, Nairobi, Kenya. McClanahan, T.R. 2000. Recovery of a coral reef keystone predator, Balistapus undulatus in East African marine parks. Biological Conservation 94: 191-198. Palumbi, S.R. 2002. Marine Reserves: a Tool for Ecosystem Management and Conservation. Pew Oceans Commission, Arlington, Virginia, USA. 45pp. Roberts, C.M. &

name with tales of the sea (Atar-Gull, 1831). But most novels were romans de moeurs set in elegant drawing rooms (balls, gambling, conversation) where dramas of finance and adultery were played out. The staple conflict between noble hearts and cruel predators was resolved by duel, 270 THE NINETEENTH CENTURY murder, suicide, madness and retribution. Though much was made of love, duty and honour, the motor of most society novels was money. The roman libertin In Armance, Stendhal had raised

la Peste”. The kingdom had been hit by a terrible plague and the Lion King decided it was God’s punishment for wrongs they had done and asked all to confess. The King began by telling of the sheep and shepherds he had eaten and the other powerful predators of court made similar confessions. All the self flatterers of the court agreed that there was no harm in these deeds. Then came the turn of the humble donkey and he confessed that he had once eaten a mouthful of grass from some-one else’s meadow

prérefroidir precostal adj. (anat.), précostal predaceous = predacious predacious adj. (zoo.), rapace (animal de n’importe quelle espèce), qui vit de proie predate (to) v. t. (zoo.), pratiquer la prédation predation n. (zoo.), prédation f., phagotrophie f. predator n. (zoo.), prédateur m., phagotrophe m. predatory adj. (zoo.), prédateur predefined function n. (math.), fonction f. prédéfinie predetect v. t. (électr.), prédétecter predetonation n., prédétonation f. predict v. t., prédire predictable adj., prévisible

prérefroidir precostal adj. (anat.), précostal predaceous = predacious predacious adj. (zoo.), rapace (animal de n’importe quelle espèce), qui vit de proie predate (to) v. t. (zoo.), pratiquer la prédation predation n. (zoo.), prédation f., phagotrophie f. predator n. (zoo.), prédateur m., phagotrophe m. predatory adj. (zoo.), prédateur predefined function n. (math.), fonction f. prédéfinie predetect v. t. (électr.), prédétecter predetonation n., prédétonation f. predict v. t., prédire predictable adj., prévisible

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