Gates has also written and presented two BBC Four documentaries : " Calf's Head and Coffee : The Golden Age of English Food " on food history, and " Can Eating Insects Save the World ? " on entomophagy.
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Recent assessments of the potential of large-scale entomophagy have led some experts to suggest entomophagy as a potential alternative protein source to animal livestock, citing possible benefits including greater efficiency, lower resource use, increased food security, and environmental and economic sustainability.
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Recent assessments of the potential of large-scale entomophagy have led some experts to suggest entomophagy as a potential alternative protein source to animal livestock, citing possible benefits including greater efficiency, lower resource use, increased food security, and environmental and economic sustainability.
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Now, biologists who might read other publications for Berenbaum's research on " Furanocoumarin metabolism in Papilio Polyxenes, " can look to " Buzzwords " for her puns, as well as her views on such subjects as entomophagy ( eating bugs ).
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Many insects are considered a culinary delicacy in some societies around the world, and Frederick Simon Bodenheimer's " Insects as Human Food " ( 1951 ) drew attention to the scope and potential of entomophagy, but the practice is uncommon and even taboo in other societies.
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The entomophagy of some species had indeed been already hypothesized by some authors of the'nineteenth century, based on the findings of larvae of asilids associated with larvae of other insects, but Melin ( 1923 ) asserted that, in reality, predation was occasional and secondary to the plant-based diet.
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A new Dutch Animal Act that went into effect on 1 January 2013 creates a regulatory framework for farm-animal welfare based on the five freedoms, Robert Nathan Allen of the pro-entomophagy organization Little Herds feels that the welfare of insects is important, though he believes well managed farms can maintain high standards of care.
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Public health nutritionist Alan Dangour has argued that large-scale entomophagy in Western culture faces " extremely large " barriers, which are " perhaps currently even likely to be insurmountable . " The anthropologist Marvin Harris has also suggested that the eating of insects is taboo in cultures that have other protein sources that require less work to obtain, such as poultry or cattle, though there are cultures which feature both animal husbandry and entomophagy.
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Public health nutritionist Alan Dangour has argued that large-scale entomophagy in Western culture faces " extremely large " barriers, which are " perhaps currently even likely to be insurmountable . " The anthropologist Marvin Harris has also suggested that the eating of insects is taboo in cultures that have other protein sources that require less work to obtain, such as poultry or cattle, though there are cultures which feature both animal husbandry and entomophagy.
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Original discovery / contribution of global import in medical research undertaken at University at ife include; the potential anti-sickling properties of fagara zanthoxylloides, mechanisms of " chloroquine-induced pruritus ", a pharmacogenetic variation common in blacks and linked to opiate receptors and which has expanded the neuroscience of pruritus, the role of eosinophilia in the pathogenesis of " endomyocardial fibrosis " ( EMF ), the role of thiamin deficiency induced by " anaphe venata " entomophagy, in the causation of " Ijesha shakes " or seasonal ataxic syndrome.
