Evolutionary Biology

@Preshylite · 3 years ago

The Human–Nature Relationship and Its Impact on Health

introduction During the last century, research has been increasingly drawn toward understanding the human–nature relationship ( 1 , 2 ) and has revealed the many ways humans are linked with the natu...

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@blueniX · 2 years ago

The spiral of silence: Why are we afraid to express our opinions?

How often do you feel that you can freely share your true ideas? How often do you bury sentences inside because you know you hold an unpopular opinion? How often do you refrain from voicing any opini...

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@Kingjay · 3 years ago

P.C.R can be helpful in fighting covid19

Polymerase chain reaction ( PCR), a technique used to make numerous copies of a specific segment of DNA quickly and accurately. The polymerase chain reaction enables investigators to obtain the large...

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@kelliegotodman · 3 years ago

Evolution of the Eye - Investigating a subject I am not an expert in

The 7th speech of the Toastmasters CC handbook asks the speaker to investigate a topic he is not an expert in, and explain it within 7 minutes, adding visuals and data. The aim here is that the speake...

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@irfanmustafa · 8 months ago

Scientists Discovered Ancient Lizard like Species in Australia

In a remarkable discovery that has ignited the curiosity of scientists and enthusiasts alike, a team of paleontologists in Australia has unearthed the remains of an ancient lizard-like species that r...

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@Crypto.Insider · 1 year ago

Do we really need a partner to be happy?

This is a common belief but it's not always the truth. You should know that happiness comes from within, however, your well being is not another person's responsibility either. It's yours to take care...

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@ARBABii · 2 years ago

Dark side of Religion

Ritual human sacrifice played a central role in helping those at the top of the social hierarchy maintain power over those at the bottom. This is the central finding of a study published today in Natu...

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@Jet1997 · 2 years ago

The House Sparrow: Cause of sudden disappear in Urban Cities

You may notice something is lacking when walking through the heart of various European cities, such as London, Amsterdam, Madrid, or Prague. If you have a keen eye, you may have noticed that a...

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@Dolon · 3 years ago

A brief history of the human race...

Teach history at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His bestselling book ‘Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind’ has caused quite a stir recently. The book has already been translated into about 3...

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@Istiak · 3 years ago

Ant or spider

Ants or spiders "What's tickling my back? It's an ant in the distance. Why isn't it falling to the ground even after shaking hands? The ant is spunting like a spider." -Ants have eight legs -The...

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@thesotiris · 1 year ago

The Meaning of Life, and Afterlife Plausibility: Simulation Theory - Purpose and Meaning

I don’t claim to have discovered the meaning of life, because I don’t (to my knowledge) possess the means of knowing such a thing (and neither does anyone else). However, I can theorize on what’s p...

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@Equator-2 · 3 years ago

Science and religion

As the world becomes more and more secular, and the discoveries of evolutionary biology and cosmology shrink the boundaries of faith, the claims that science and religion are compatible grow louder. I...

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@Anaiba · 1 year ago

War is a strange game in which the only winning move is not to play.

War is a strange game in which the only winning move is not to play. This saying was first posited by John Nash, the Nobel Prize-winning mathematician, and the subject of the film A Beautiful Mind....

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@abubaker123 · 7 months ago

The Nature of Beauty: A Timeless Enigma

The Nature of Beauty: A Timeless Enigma Introduction Beauty is a concept that has captivated humanity for millennia. It transcends cultural boundaries and evolves with time, yet its essence remain...

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@bankarica · 3 years ago

The strangest animals in the world

I think many of us have never seen these animals. I will describe to you some of the strangest animals A lizard with a wrinkled neck A lizard with a wrinkled neck, also known as a wrinkled dragon,...

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@daffaputra · 3 years ago

Introducing Antinatalism as a Solution

This article will be divided into 10 sections: What are Antinatalists? Antinatalist solutions to overpopulation problems Arthur Schopenhauer's Universal Pessimism Philosophy Liberal Principle...

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@Karlmiglight · 2 years ago

Who came first? "Chicken or Egg" PART#1

Hi guys! It's me again Karl! And in this article I want to share with you a question that may sometimes enter your mind. It is a puzzle question that confuses the minds of everyone so keep on reading...

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@OfficialGamboaLikeUs · 3 years ago

I wonder how, I wonder why?

I should really study now e. I have five exams next week, but since studying here at home is boring, I'll do it first. It doesn't matter that I'm looking for trivial questions - questions that seem ...

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@Dharyl · 3 years ago

Ow. Amazing mammal!

The platypus, every so often known as the duck-billed platypus, is a semiaquatic egg-laying mammal endemic to jap Australia, which include Tasmania. The platypus is the only residing consultant of its...

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@Kimchie · 3 years ago

About Science

cience is both the process of acquiring knowledge and the organized part of knowledge gained through its methodology. Scientific process is the systematic acquisition of new knowledge about a system....

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@Prodyut · 3 years ago

What is love?

From songs and poems to novels and movies, romantic love is one of the most enduring subjects for artworks through the ages. But what about the science? Historical, cultural and even evolutionary evi...

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@LouisMohammed · 3 years ago

Cell biology

Cell biology is the study of cell structure and function, and it revolves around the concept that the cell is the fundamental unit of life. Focusing on the cell permits a detailed understanding of t...

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@mongpong · 2 years ago

Survival of the fittest

Survival of the fittest, term made famous in the fifth edition (published in 1869) of On the Origin of Species by British naturalist Charles Darwin, which suggested that organisms best adjusted to the...

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@textbooks · 2 years ago

Biology With Masteringbiology - College Biology Textbook Review

textbooks Biology with Masteringbiology is the most widely used college biology textbook in the world. Published by Pearson and now in its eighth edition, this book is the standard textbook in two ou...

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@fjh225 · 1 year ago

Life history

Life history refers to the pattern of growth, development, reproduction, and survival of an organism over the course of its lifetime. It is influenced by a combination of genetic and environmental fac...

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@WithWanjala · 2 years ago

What are some of the most fascinating psychological facts you can find?

Because the human psyche is immensely complicated, fresh research is published every day that helps to explain why we are the way we are. While some of the material is mundane, others are very insight...

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@NelsonD · 3 years ago

The origin of Life, From my point of view

Have you ever wondered how Charles Darwin and his theory of evolution advanced scientific knowledge and freed mankind from superstitious beliefs? Well, now I find myself in a dilemma just like some of...

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@deki · 3 years ago

How the gray wolf became man's best friend?

The relationship between man and dog is deeply ingrained in our culture and psyche. But our best friends, as many call dogs, have not always been cute, shaggy, sympathetic and friendly. The domestic d...

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@Ahmadnawaz302 · 7 months ago

Exploring the Depths of Human Emotions: A Journey Through the Heart and Mind

Exploring the Depths of Human Emotions: A Journey Through the Heart and Mind Introduction Emotions are an integral part of the human experience, shaping our thoughts, behaviors, and interactions w...

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@Ashraful2742 · 3 years ago

What is life?

It is very difficult to say what life really is. It is never seen outside of our grasp. It can only be felt that the father of biology, Aructle himself, could not provide the correct definition of lif...

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