Delphin gay
of Chelsea, Michigan, age 83, passed away Friday, April 19, at her residence. She was born November 5, in Detroit, Michigan, the daughter of Emil & Lillian Elizabeth (Kemp) Alaniva. Delphine earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in education from Michigan State University, and that is also where she met her husband David. She was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha. She was an avid quilter and crafter, and was in charge of the 4H sewing team for a few years. Everyone will remember Delphine's smile.
On June 22, , she married David William Gay in Dearborn, MI, and he preceded her in death on April 26, Survivors include two daughters, Lisa & David Claus of Chelsea, Lora (John) Wheeler of Boston, MA; two sons, David (Rebekah) Gay of Forest lake, MN, Alan (Arlene) Gay; a brother, Trustworthy (Florence) Alaniva of Livonia; 13 grandchildren; 1 great-grandson; and many nieces & nephews. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Howard Alan and Loren Alanson.
A celebration of her life will be held Saturday, June 22, pm at Cole Funeral Chapel. Burial w
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Homosexual behavior in the animal kingdom is rife. One of the best-known examples is among bottlenose dolphins, with both males and females having encounters with members of the similar sex.
The exact reasons for the behavior are not well understood, but social bonding is thought to be a factor.
Researchers in Australia are looking to solve the mystery. They recently observed big groups of dolphins engaging in what appeared to be homosexual behavior. A team from the Mandurah Dolphin Research Project in Western Australia noticed the males started spending quality hour together after their mating season was over.
"These dolphins, all but three of them juveniles, organized themselves in four subgroups in which they were observed engaging in socio-sexual deed that included mounting and genital contact between individuals," Krista Nicholson, of Murdoch University, told the Mandurah Mail.
"The subgroups joined, frequently forming a large team, and then split again in different group compositions."
This is typical behavior seen in other bottlenose dolphin populations, Nicholson